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0:00The only thing more important than bias
0:02for getting on the right side of the
0:03market is what you use to actually
0:05confirm the bias itself. And that's
0:07where daily profiles come in. This is
0:09something that uses the development of
0:11the current daily candle and tells you
0:13in a very simple way, is this a bias
0:15that's likely to play out in this day
0:17that I have established, or is it
0:19something that's invalid and I should
0:21avoid it entirely? It acts as its own
0:23filter. This is something that I use
0:25every single day in my trading, and I've
0:28been using daily profiles for years and
0:30years. This is the most refined and
0:33foundational version of it. So, let's
0:35get right into this. So, if you happen
0:36to be unfamiliar with my trading or any
0:39content that I've shared in the past,
0:41the first question you may be asking
0:42yourself is, what specifically is a
0:45daily profile? First, it's important to
0:47understand the actual function and logic
0:49behind using daily profiles. What you're
0:51seeing here are three parts of my
0:53system, bias, confirmation, and entry. I
0:56establish a bias using relevant swings
0:58off a daily time frame, confirm them
1:01with a daily profile, and then enter
1:03once I have that alignment using the
1:05daily profile as framework for that
1:07entry. The mistake that a lot of traders
1:09make is they establish this bias off the
1:11higher time frames, and then they jump
1:13immediately to seeking that entry. And
1:15that causes two main issues and
1:17mistakes. The first is that if you have
1:19this idea and you go right to entry,
1:21what's your timing aspect? Are you going
1:23to force a trade in that direction? When
1:25is that bias invalid? These are
1:27questions you have to ask yourself. The
1:29other part is that bias isn't always
1:31going to be correct. There's this
1:33misconception that if your bias is
1:35correct, you're going to make money on
1:36that day. If your bias is incorrect, you
1:38have to lose money. That is not the
1:40case. You do not need to be right on
1:42your bias every single time, and you
1:44won't be. That's why we layer in a
1:46confirmation step, because the days that
1:48we get that bias wrong and the daily
1:50profile shows us it's invalid before we
1:53jump to an entry, we filter those days
1:55out and we avoid taking unnecessary
1:57losses. So, it's not only helping us
1:59frame an entry properly and getting that
2:02timing right, but it's also filtering
2:04out the days that were incorrect on a
2:06bias. Overall, it's taking us from being
2:08a predictor on the market just relying
2:11on our bias and then trying to get on
2:12side to someone who executes with reason
2:15when we have confirmation of the idea
2:18that alignment tells us we can now take
2:20an entry. So, what this actually looks
2:22like in a chart, let's take this example
2:24here. This is a daily time frame just
2:26for the sake of this case. We have a
2:29manipulation of a relevant low on the
2:31daily with failure swings above. This is
2:33a classic framework. This following day
2:36I would look to trade away from this
2:38manipulation low into the failure swing
2:40high. So, I'm assuming this daily candle
2:42should expand to the upside in this
2:44fashion. That is my bias, but I'm not
2:47seeing this and saying on the open of
2:48this next candle, just because I assume
2:50price should go higher, doesn't mean I
2:52just immediately and blindly take an
2:53entry. That's where we start to profile
2:56the development of that daily candle.
2:58So, for example, we have this idea the
3:01daily candle should print in this way
3:02and we have support from the higher time
3:04frame, but we watch the development of
3:07the opening part of that daily candle
3:09and that's either going to confirm that
3:11we are in alignment or invalidate the
3:13bias and the idea that we have. There
3:15are three main daily profiles that once
3:18we see them in the development, that
3:20means the market is now actionable and
3:22we would take trades alongside that.
3:24Because we're using the daily candle
3:26alongside our bias, we have this idea
3:28the daily candle should expand in one
3:31direction or the other, we want to know
3:33what the daily candle is made up of. And
3:35that's these three sessions here of
3:37Asia, London, and New York. Asia goes
3:39from 18:00 to 1:00, London from 1:00 to
3:428:00, New York from 8:00 to the close.
3:45We're really focused on the earlier part
3:46of New York, but we'll explain that
3:48later on. Each of these sessions is
3:49broken up into 7-hour time windows that
3:54form the daily candle. And we're going
3:56to use this to show the sessions on the
3:58chart by using a 7-hour time frame.
4:01That's going to give us three candles
4:04within the daily candle that are going
4:06to be used to profile that day. So, what
4:08you see here, if we were on a 7-hour
4:10time frame, we have the 18 candle, which
4:13is representing the Asia session. We'd
4:15have a 1:00 candle representing the
4:17London session, and an 8:00 candle for
4:19the New York session. This provides you
4:21a higher time frame perspective without
4:24having noise from the lower time frames
4:26to get a daily profile inside of the
4:28current day and follow very mechanical
4:31steps. And again, we're using this
4:337-hour time frame because we get the
4:35open and close of these candles in
4:38alignment with the daily candle
4:40sessions. And this is how we give
4:42relevance to this time frame because it
4:44ties into the sessions of the daily
4:46candle. And I always say the market
4:48doesn't recognize the open high low
4:51close of an hourly candle at 7:00 a.m.
4:55or 4-hour open high low close at 6:00
4:58a.m. These are not things that the
5:00market recognizes, but this time frame
5:02captures session logic, and I'm going to
5:05show you why that's so crucial. Here we
5:08have a visual of the average volatility
5:11inside a current day hour by hour and
5:14broken up in between 7-hour windows. We
5:18have this Asia session, London, and New
5:20York. You're already immediately seeing
5:21a clear difference in these sessions. We
5:23have the Asia session, which is very low
5:26volatility. We have London, which gets a
5:28spike and is slightly higher, and then
5:31significant difference in the New York
5:33session where that volatility is the
5:35highest of that day. So, we have these
5:37three 7-hour candles that actually
5:40capture this logic, and each session has
5:43its own function. And this is just
5:45adding to the point that we're using
5:47this alongside things that the market
5:49actually cares about and reacts to.
5:51Things like session opens and news
5:54events. We can already see the spike
5:56here of that 3:00 London session open.
5:59We get that initial volatility and
6:01sustaining it for a period. Then this
6:04large spike is not random. It's
6:06happening because we get 8:30 news
6:08events on many days, low and high
6:10impact. And then we have that 9:30 open
6:12for the indices market. And while I'm
6:14referring to this in the context of the
6:16indices market, this is pulled from NQ,
6:19this is a consistent thing through most
6:21major markets, whether it's gold,
6:23whether it's oil, whether it's even euro
6:25futures, it's all consistent and we
6:28focus towards that New York session. And
6:31one more point on the data behind these
6:33sessions inside of the daily candle, I
6:36want you to keep these in mind as we
6:37move through this lesson. The average
6:39amount of the daily range that is made
6:41up by the sessions. Asia is 17% London
6:4523% and then New York is 60%. That's the
6:49majority of the daily candle in one
6:52tightened window of time. Then we have
6:54the close in the direction of the daily
6:56candle. For example, we have a bias that
6:58the daily candle should either be an up
7:00close or a down close candle because
7:02we're getting that based on the
7:03framework from the higher time frame.
7:06The Asia session only closes in that
7:07direction 58% of the time. London 62.
7:12Then we see New York, it's 86% of the
7:14time. That is a significant jump higher
7:18from these two sessions before that are
7:20basically coin flips, hardly better than
7:22that. New York session is the one that
7:24closes and makes that move in the
7:26direction of the daily candle and makes
7:29up the majority of it. So we see this
7:31logic coming together of the sessions,
7:33tying that into the 7-hour time frame
7:35and that brings weight to the things
7:37that we look at in the daily profile.
7:39Next is what the three profiles that
7:41we're going to look for actually are in
7:43the market. We first have the 18
7:46reversal, which is when the Asia session
7:48in that first 7-hour candle of the day
7:50makes the intraday high or low, and then
7:54the 1:00 candle expands away, leaving
7:57the New York session to be another
7:59continuation for the rest of the range
8:01inside of that day. Then we have the
8:031:00 candle reversal. This is when that
8:0618 candle either makes an opposing run,
8:08consolidates, and then that 1:00 candle
8:11comes in, runs out the range of the Asia
8:14session, and then reverses in the
8:16opposing direction, leaving the New York
8:18session to be in a continuation. And
8:20finally, we have the 8:00 reversal, and
8:23this is when both or one of the 18 or
8:261:00 candle either consolidate or make
8:30an opposing run. Basically, these two
8:32sessions of Asia and London are not
8:34establishing an intraday reversal like
8:37they do here, leaving us to demand the
8:408:00 candle or that New York session to
8:42establish an intraday reversal and then
8:44expand off of that in the direction of
8:47our bias. And just for the sake of the
8:49visual, here are the three profiles in a
8:51bearish example when you have a bias for
8:53the day that we'd be seeking the
8:55downside move inside of that daily
8:57candle. It is the exact same logic just
9:00on the other side of the market. Now
9:02that you have this idea and picture in
9:03your mind of what these three profiles
9:05look like that we're going to be seeking
9:07out inside of these days that we have a
9:09bias, we want to move into the actual
9:11process for how we apply this. And like
9:14I said earlier, we're moving away from
9:16being a predictor of the market and
9:18being so tied into that to moving into
9:20something that's more of a process. And
9:23that's where we get into these things
9:24called if this, then that statements. We
9:27follow a more mechanical, step-by-step
9:30process, and we say if this happens
9:33inside of the daily profile or in these
9:35sessions, then this should happen, and
9:37then this should be my next step in the
9:39next session. That's how we follow this
9:42intraday and stay tied into rules while
9:45taking in all of the context that the
9:47market is providing us. So, the first
9:49step in daily profiling, and this is
9:51universal regardless of what your bias
9:53is, is to allow the 18 candle, that Asia
9:56session, to print without you
9:59participating in it. Why we do this is
10:01for a two main reasons, and it's behind
10:04the logic of the daily profile that each
10:06session is a balance between context in
10:09the daily candle and likeliness to
10:11expand. The Asia session is on the lower
10:14side for both of those things. We know
10:16it's low context because the purpose of
10:19daily profile is that we use the
10:21development of the daily candle to tell
10:23us what should happen next in these
10:24execution windows. When we're in the
10:26Asia session, what do you look left on
10:29inside of the day? We only have a few
10:31hours, and we don't have enough movement
10:33in price or context to even understand
10:36what the next session should do, let
10:38alone the rest of the day. And it's also
10:40low in its likeliness to expand. If we
10:42just think back to the data that we just
10:44talked about, Asia has a very low
10:47average volatility, it does not make
10:48large ranges, and also it has a low
10:51percent chance of closing in the
10:54direction of that daily candle. You're
10:56trying to capture a bias, if it's not
10:58likely to trade in that direction, it's
10:59making opposing runs or consolidating,
11:02then it should be none of your business.
11:03It's a low probability time in the
11:05market. going to completely let it go.
11:08And coming back to that piece on the
11:10context, let's take an example here
11:12where the bias for that daily candle is
11:13bullish. When this 18 candle prints on
11:17the chart, you still have all of these
11:19three profiles that could be in play.
11:22You may see that London session expand
11:24away, and you're in an 18 candle
11:25reversal. You may see London session run
11:28out the range of that 18 candle, and
11:30then price reverses. Or that London
11:33session may just consolidate or sustain
11:35an opposing run and then New York
11:37session has to form that reversal.
11:39These three profiles that we are trying
11:41to get full confirmation on that are
11:44ideal for that daily candle to expand
11:46any one of the three could still play
11:48out regardless of how this 18 candle
11:50prints. So we want to let this go.
11:53London sits in this mid-tier for the
11:55sessions for likeliness to expand
11:58because we get that 3:00 London session
12:00open where volatility does spike and we
12:03often times can see movement there and
12:05it's also slightly increased to close in
12:07the direction of that daily candle, but
12:10it's not to an extent that it's as
12:11interesting to participate in and we can
12:14use this to our advantage. This video is
12:16so focused on getting you that
12:18foundation down and making this as
12:20simple as possible on you. If you allow
12:22that London session to print and we use
12:24these both as context, we're going to
12:26have that full idea for New York session
12:29and we're going to have the clearest
12:30picture possible for what we need to
12:32see, expect, and demand here. Coming
12:35back to these if this, then that
12:37statements, we're going to follow this
12:38process. Always allow that 18 candle to
12:41print and use the development of that
12:431:00 candle to determine the profile.
12:46Looking at this here, if the 1:00 candle
12:49expands away from the 18 reversal, then
12:52seek an 8:00 candle continuation. We see
12:56this idea here, we allow this to print
12:58in the market, we don't participate. If
13:00we see that 1:00
13:02continue and expand away from that
13:05intraday reversal when we are bullish in
13:07this example or bearish if it's
13:09expanding away from a high, then we
13:11assume the market is already in the
13:13continuation and we look for an 8:00
13:15candle continuation. What this profile
13:18is doing is saying that the Asia session
13:20set an intraday reversal and the 1:00
13:23candle in London expanded away and
13:26continued that move. This example here
13:28is of course we're looking for that
13:30upside move. So we're trying to confirm
13:31a bullish daily profile. But inside of
13:34expansion daily candles, which is what
13:36we're trying to frame, we do not see
13:38deeper retracements back in the opposing
13:41direction once that continuation is
13:43started. If the market breaks away like
13:45this from that intraday reversal, we
13:48assume that New York session, when we
13:50understand it's the main time for
13:51volatility, the main time for closing in
13:54the direction of that daily candle,
13:56making the majority of it, we are
13:58already in the continuation and we don't
14:00need price to return to any specific
14:02area to start that continuation. We
14:04assume it is already in place and we
14:07look for entry signatures in that
14:08direction. The next one is if the 1:00
14:11candle reverses off the 18 candle range,
14:15then seek 8:00 candle continuation. This
14:18is going to be your London reversal,
14:20where that 18 candle either
14:22consolidates, sets a range, or it makes
14:25some level of an opposing run to your
14:28bias. And that 1:00 candle comes in and
14:31runs out the Asia session range and then
14:33moves back and expands in the direction
14:36of your bias, forming that intraday
14:39reversal, and then New York session,
14:41again, if we already have the
14:43established reversal, we are assuming
14:45continuation in this day and New York
14:47will expand in that direction. And
14:50lastly, if we don't get alignment of one
14:52of those two scenarios, then we end up
14:54here where if the 18 and 1:00 candle
14:58fail to establish an intraday reversal,
15:00then seek an 8:00 candle reversal. So
15:03this is the case when that 18 candle and
15:061:00 candle either consolidate or form
15:09some level of an opposing run and do not
15:12create an intraday high or low to trade
15:15away from. When that happens, we know
15:17that when we go into this New York
15:19session, it has to form a new intraday
15:22reversal to then expand off of. So, we
15:25know exactly where to focus on in the
15:27market and what to demand from this
15:29session before trying to put on an
15:31entry. This is the other example that
15:33I'm referring to where these could be
15:34just part of an opposing run from the
15:37direction of that daily candle where we
15:39have the bias. Let's say we're bullish
15:40on this day. The 18 candle and the 1:00
15:43candle sustain a more shallow opposing
15:46run. And then when we look at this,
15:48there's no intraday reversal established
15:50and we can assume this just by
15:52understanding there's a small wick on
15:53this candle, the New York session has to
15:56run that out, establish a new intraday
15:58higher low, and then expand off of that.
16:01Now, the third step here, of course, is
16:03you've got your development inside of
16:05the Asia and London session. Now, we
16:07want to be looking to trade inside of
16:09the 8:00 candle time window. We use
16:12these two previous 7-hour candles for
16:14the Asia and London session to get all
16:16the context we need and now we place
16:19that focus into the New York session,
16:21which is the highest for likeliness to
16:23expand, and it is also highest context.
16:27We didn't just take our bias and think,
16:29"Let me enter the market." We have taken
16:31in all the context that the market has
16:33provided to that point and use it to our
16:36advantage to know exactly what we should
16:38be seeking and demanding inside of this
16:40session. Now, when you know what to
16:42expect and look for inside of this New
16:44York session using the daily profile,
16:47your only next step is to seek a valid
16:49entry. And while this video is not
16:51focused on my personal entry technique,
16:54as that's a topic for another time, you
16:56can use this logic of the 7-hour candles
16:59and positioning inside of that New York
17:01session with any type of entry logic
17:03that may work best for you. Because you
17:05have this time window that we have this
17:08expectation for what price should do,
17:11when it should do it, and where it
17:13should deliver off of. Or you can go go
17:15any of my previous trade recaps. You're
17:17going to find these exact same steps and
17:19look at how I'm entering inside of these
17:21sessions using opposing candles and a
17:24continuation sequence. Before getting
17:26into real chart examples, the last
17:28profile we want to know is when there's
17:30a full invalidation, regardless of what
17:33our bias is. That's going to be the case
17:36when either both or one of the 18 and
17:391:00 candle make a significant expansion
17:43through the overnight session to the
17:45point that we've captured the entire
17:46range of that daily candle and there's
17:49no more room left for that New York
17:51session to expand through. We've
17:54exhausted the range. When we have this
17:56type of outlier development where you
17:58get the largest ranges in the overnight
18:00session, which is not common, but when
18:03you have outlier scenarios, you get
18:05outlier development in the New York
18:07session. So, under the majority of
18:09conditions where we're going to see the
18:10largest ranges here, this is the type of
18:12condition where it's low-quality and low
18:15likeliness to expand because we've used
18:18up the majority of that daily range that
18:20we were initially looking to capture.
18:22So, it doesn't matter if you're bullish
18:24or bearish on the day and whether this
18:26expansion takes place higher or lower
18:28because in either case, it makes no
18:30difference. Let's assume on this day
18:32here, we have a bullish bias. We open
18:34the chart and we're looking for a
18:36continuation higher and these two
18:38sessions have expanded the daily range.
18:40There's no more room left to capitalize
18:42on realistically inside of that New York
18:45session. If we're bearish on a day like
18:47this and we see this exact same
18:49development, well, we don't want to
18:51trade this to the downside because we
18:52have this large and extensive move away
18:55from that daily candle open and large
18:57wicks do not support expansion. This is
19:00something I've talked about many times
19:02before. We want to see shallow wicks on
19:04that daily candle, that opposing run, to
19:06then capture the body of that daily
19:09candle. This large opposing run is also
19:11a negative condition. So, it doesn't
19:13matter what your bias is and which
19:15direction this overnight expansion takes
19:17place, it is always a full invalidation.
19:20Now, with this new understanding, let's
19:22move into some real chart examples from
19:25top to bottom on these opportunities
19:27that I've framed from the bias down to
19:29the daily profile confirmation and then
19:31actually positioning myself to get on
19:33side. Looking at this first example,
19:36we're on the daily chart and we're using
19:37relevant swings to determine the bias.
19:40Keeping it that simple, we have a
19:42manipulation off the highs, respecting
19:45that initial reversal. The previous day
19:47broke away from that manipulation while
19:50we still have a draw open in the market
19:52in the form of an opposing relevant
19:54swing. So, this next day following this,
19:56I'm going to have a bearish bias looking
19:59for an expansion to the downside. And
20:01following the rules of daily profiling,
20:03we're going to allow the 18 candle to
20:05print and use the 1:00 candle
20:07development to give us the full
20:09perspective on the daily profile to
20:11understand what the New York session
20:12should do. So, we take a look here, the
20:1418 candle opens up, makes an opposing
20:17run to the upside, our bias is bearish.
20:20The high does not form a reversal and we
20:22see that 1:00 candle come in, run up
20:24into the high and then expand to the
20:26downside. This to me shows the
20:28development of a London reversal and I'm
20:31going to go into that New York session
20:32saying my bias is confirmed, the
20:35development is showing this wants to
20:36play out to the downside and we have
20:38further room in the New York session to
20:40capture that continuation. On the
20:4215-minute here, I can look left to that
20:44high of day in that London session and
20:46we have a reversal confirmation, that
20:48series of up close candles close through
20:51and then I'm assuming we're in the
20:53continuation during New York because of
20:55the daily profile and these are valid
20:58opposing candles that are closed through
21:00and this becomes my entry with a stop at
21:02this high. In the continuation and when
21:05the market is expanding, valid opposing
21:07candles, which are closed through, will
21:09be respected. Entries are not a topic of
21:12this video, but I still want to share
21:13with you a small piece of what I'm
21:15looking for using the daily profile to
21:18actually frame an entry and understand
21:20where to take it. If we come back to the
21:227-hour time frame, we see the
21:23follow-through in the New York session,
21:2618 candle opposing run, reversal in the
21:291:00 candle, expansion and continuation
21:32in the 8:00 candle, completing the
21:35development of that expansion daily
21:37candle. This right here is the mover
21:39looking to capture. Moving on to the
21:41second example, we have again a
21:43framework using relevant swings off the
21:45daily. We see a relevant high in the
21:48market that was manipulated and we
21:50closed back down into the range off of
21:52it. And then at the lows, we see a
21:54series of failure swings to this
21:57opposing relevant low. This is an ideal
21:59framework again, trading away from the
22:01manipulation into failure swings. This
22:04next day, I want to trade away from this
22:06high and see price expand to the
22:08downside into the lows. Now getting into
22:10our daily profile process, I want to be
22:12trading away from this high, so I'm
22:13going to ask is there an invalidation or
22:15are we confirming one of our three
22:18profiles into the New York session? We
22:20have the 18 candle, which formed an
22:22initial high, and then in that 1:00
22:24candle, we didn't consolidate or form a
22:26new reversal, it broke away from that 18
22:30candle high. So it's at this time, I'm
22:32assuming we're in an 18 candle reversal.
22:34The New York session does not have to
22:36reach back up to any of these highs.
22:38We're already in the assumed
22:40continuation and we have confirmation of
22:42a high of day with that draw still open
22:45below off the daily chart using those
22:46failure swings, I want to see the New
22:48York session complete that move and
22:50expand to the downside. Down on the
22:5215-minute, we have that high of day in
22:54the Asia session, London breaks away,
22:57and again using opposing candles, we're
22:59assuming price is already in the
23:01continuation because during these
23:03expansion days, we don't see deep
23:05retracements. It doesn't need to return
23:07back up to the highs. We're already in
23:09that continuation. We have a valid
23:11opposing candle, closed through, the
23:14open comes in, volatility kicks price
23:16lower, and that New York session expands
23:19to the downside. On the 7-hour, we see
23:21that 18 candle reversal, 1:00 candle
23:24confirmation by breaking away from this
23:26high, and then the 8:00 candle expands
23:29to the downside in that continuation,
23:31forming the majority of that daily
23:33range. Into this third example, we have
23:35a relevant high off the daily time
23:37frame, a previous day which manipulated
23:40that high, closed back down into the
23:42range. That means the following day I
23:44want to see a continuation, price
23:46expanding away from this high. And just
23:49like each of these examples, I have a
23:51bias, but I need confirmation of that
23:54before I actually execute. Daily profile
23:56is this bridge between the idea and you
23:58actually taking the trade. Here in this
24:01daily profile development, we're seeing
24:02something a little bit different. We are
24:04looking to trade away from this high,
24:07and we're going to hold onto that
24:08framework and that bias, but we look off
24:10the highs inside of this daily profile,
24:12the 18 candle established a high, but
24:15the 1:00 candle neither formed a new
24:17reversal and reversed off of it or broke
24:20away from that 18 candle high. Instead,
24:22it remained neutral and formed a failure
24:25swing to that intraday high. That means
24:28we are going to go into this 8:00 candle
24:30demanding that price first runs that
24:33out, and then we can expand to the
24:35downside. So, we're going to view and
24:36filter out price to only focus on this
24:39intraday high. Price eventually made
24:41this opposing run during the New York
24:43session up into that 18 candle high,
24:45forming a new high of day, and then we
24:48get the sequence where I'm confirming
24:50the reversal using these up close
24:52candles paired with the open, and then
24:55we have a continuation signature. That's
24:57where I'm looking to position for that
24:59move understanding once price runs out
25:02the intraday high, we are in that one
25:04defined daily profile. Now I just need
25:06my entry sequence to get on side. This
25:09is where you can see on the 7-hour in
25:11the 18 and 1:00 candle, there was no
25:14valid high of day established and we
25:16didn't go into this New York session
25:18with any bearish daily profile, meaning
25:20we knew exactly what we need to focus on
25:22and demand from the market inside of the
25:24New York session and that is trading up
25:27into that intraday high forming an 8:00
25:29candle reversal, getting our entry
25:31sequence and positioning for that
25:33expansion for the day. And this is
25:35something important to touch on
25:36especially with an example like this. If
25:38we're in this profile and we are
25:40demanding price to run out that intraday
25:42high first before we can look to trade
25:45the downside because we want to align
25:47that bearish daily profile. If the
25:49market trades up but fails to take that
25:51high and then breaks down, you don't
25:54have a trade. That is not alignment.
25:56We're not going to chase these
25:57opportunities. We want to get our daily
25:59profile, demand what we need from the
26:01market because we know in this New York
26:03session it is very specific of what
26:05we're looking for. We either are
26:07provided it and are executing that trade
26:10or it's not there or our bias is
26:12invalidated and we let the day go. If
26:14you take away anything from this video,
26:16it's that daily profiles as a
26:17confirmation step in between bias and
26:20entries is to move you away from
26:21predicting the market and into a
26:23structured step-by-step process, one
26:26that makes you think and act like a
26:28trader. So with that said, I hope you
26:30found this video valuable and I will see
26:32you in the next one.

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