In this session, I’m tape reading Nasdaq futures (NQZ) with my group post 9:30, framing a price run into the previous day’s low as our primary draw.
When the algorithm is set to reprice towards specific targets after conducting thorough top-down analysis, premium PD arrays act as strong resistance, enabling us to confidently hold positions all the way to these targets—capturing both the session and much of the daily range with ease.
True precision, however, isn’t a standalone concept; it’s the result of a top-down understanding of price, identifying where it’s expected to draw with strong conviction.
This is why one-minute executions work—they are a derivative of higher timeframe institutional reference points refined on smaller timeframes.
Knowing where, what, and why to expect a price run into the draw on liquidity gives us the insight to avoid counter-trend trades and confirm high-probability setups aligned with institutional order flow.
My process remains consistent: frame a bias, anticipate a stop run at key time of day, and expect distribution into opposing liquidity.
A disciplined, structured approach like this yields consistent results.
