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AMDX US Pro [Plazo Sullivan Roche Capital]

📊 AMDX US Session Pro [Plazo Sullivan Roche Capital]
1. Core Logic (Why it Works)
US open is the second major liquidity injection of the day.
It usually continues the directional bias set by the New York session or retraces into before continuing.
By filtering out fakeouts in the first 30–60 minutes, you can position with institutions.
2. Step-by-Step Framework
🔹 Step 1: Define the London Range
Mark the London session high and low
This acts as your focal liquidity pool.
Note if price is consolidating inside this range or raiding one side during London.
🔹 Step 2: Observe the London Killzone (2:30–4:30 AM NY)
ICT calls this the London Killzone.
Look for:
Liquidity Sweeps: Did Pre-US run London highs/lows?
Market Structure Shift (BOS/CHOCH): After the sweep, did structure flip bullish or bearish?
This sweep + BOS sets the daily bias.
🔹 Step 3: Confirm with Higher Timeframe Anchor
Use Daily/4H bias (EMA20, VWAP, or ICT daily bias).
If Pre-US sweep aligns with HTF trend → strong conviction.
Example:
Daily bullish → Pre-US Market sweeps London low → BOS up → Buy bias.
🔹 Step 4: Validate with Order Blocks / FVG
After BOS, identify the order block or fair value gap (FVG) where institutions enter.
This zone becomes your precision entry.
🔹 Step 5: Ride Into NY Session (8:30–11 AM NY)
If bias set in London, NY usually provides the continuation leg.
NY may retrace into London’s OB/FVG before resuming.
Exit near London close (11 AM NY) or US close depending on momentum.
3. Entry & Exit Rules
✅ Long Setup (Bullish Bias)
Pre-US sweeps London low.
BOS to upside on M5–M15.
Enter at OB/FVG after BOS.
Stop below sweep low.
Target = 2–3R or NY session expansion.
✅ Short Setup (Bearish Bias)
Pre-US sweeps London high.
BOS to downside on M5–M15.
Enter at OB/FVG after BOS.
Stop above sweep high.
Target = 2–3R or NY session expansion.
4. Risk Management
Use 1–2% max risk per trade.
Favor 2R+ trades only.
Avoid overtrading—London bias is often one clean move.
5. Optimal Use Cases
Best Assets: EURUSD, GBPUSD, DXY, DAX, FTSE, US30, NAS100.
Sessions: London open (3–5 AM NY) + New York open (8:30–11 AM NY).
Avoid: Trading mid-day chop (11 AM – 1 PM NY).
This method is brutal in its simplicity—you’re aligning with where institutions already showed their hand.
1. Core Logic (Why it Works)
US open is the second major liquidity injection of the day.
It usually continues the directional bias set by the New York session or retraces into before continuing.
By filtering out fakeouts in the first 30–60 minutes, you can position with institutions.
2. Step-by-Step Framework
🔹 Step 1: Define the London Range
Mark the London session high and low
This acts as your focal liquidity pool.
Note if price is consolidating inside this range or raiding one side during London.
🔹 Step 2: Observe the London Killzone (2:30–4:30 AM NY)
ICT calls this the London Killzone.
Look for:
Liquidity Sweeps: Did Pre-US run London highs/lows?
Market Structure Shift (BOS/CHOCH): After the sweep, did structure flip bullish or bearish?
This sweep + BOS sets the daily bias.
🔹 Step 3: Confirm with Higher Timeframe Anchor
Use Daily/4H bias (EMA20, VWAP, or ICT daily bias).
If Pre-US sweep aligns with HTF trend → strong conviction.
Example:
Daily bullish → Pre-US Market sweeps London low → BOS up → Buy bias.
🔹 Step 4: Validate with Order Blocks / FVG
After BOS, identify the order block or fair value gap (FVG) where institutions enter.
This zone becomes your precision entry.
🔹 Step 5: Ride Into NY Session (8:30–11 AM NY)
If bias set in London, NY usually provides the continuation leg.
NY may retrace into London’s OB/FVG before resuming.
Exit near London close (11 AM NY) or US close depending on momentum.
3. Entry & Exit Rules
✅ Long Setup (Bullish Bias)
Pre-US sweeps London low.
BOS to upside on M5–M15.
Enter at OB/FVG after BOS.
Stop below sweep low.
Target = 2–3R or NY session expansion.
✅ Short Setup (Bearish Bias)
Pre-US sweeps London high.
BOS to downside on M5–M15.
Enter at OB/FVG after BOS.
Stop above sweep high.
Target = 2–3R or NY session expansion.
4. Risk Management
Use 1–2% max risk per trade.
Favor 2R+ trades only.
Avoid overtrading—London bias is often one clean move.
5. Optimal Use Cases
Best Assets: EURUSD, GBPUSD, DXY, DAX, FTSE, US30, NAS100.
Sessions: London open (3–5 AM NY) + New York open (8:30–11 AM NY).
Avoid: Trading mid-day chop (11 AM – 1 PM NY).
This method is brutal in its simplicity—you’re aligning with where institutions already showed their hand.
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The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.