Most Mondays in a bearish market have a high probability of setting the weekly high. you can use that tendency to your advantage, but I recommend waiting for it to be confirmed on Monday, then looking for trades starting on Tuesday.
As for a bullish market, it doesn’t carry the same probability. In fact, the odds of Monday setting the weekly low are much lower and the same logic applies in reverse.
okay i'll try keep it simple.
- daily then weekly
- 90 then daily
- weekly with daily
I don’t wanna hear anyone claiming they’ve talked about stuff like this. Nobody’s seen this kind of breakdown or daily live sessions like the ones I’ve been putting out.
@IamMidas808 Theres always a reason for what price does
To keep it simple for an SSMT to be valid say NQ and ES took out PDL and YM didnt but YM is in premium, you want to disregard that SMT until YM comes into discount
There’s around a 50% chance that a trading day will continue the previous day’s momentum in the index futures market.
Add a crack in correlation into the mix and you’re sitting at around a 75% chance.
Continuations will forever outperform reversals.
I see too many traders fall into the trap of perfection.
Lose a trade —> immediately replay the chart punishing yourself for the counter move you “should’ve seen.”
You’re not trading, you’re fantasizing.
Stick to the system. trade probabilities, move on.
Monday and Wednesday have the highest likelihood of an SSMT occurring.
The model reveals consistent opportunity across most weekdays, with spikes early and midweek.