Cohort VI

Start on the daily, then work your way down through the 4 hour, 1 hour, 30 minute, and 15 minute charts. Draw every supply and demand zone (gap) you can find on each. Label them clearly.

Switch to the 1-minute chart. Wait for price to return to one of your higher-timeframe zones. You wait. You don't chase.

When price taps the zone, watch for a rejection candle (or named pattern like engulfing, tweezer, morning/evening star) to close on the 1-minute.

Market buy at the high of the rejection candle for buys. Market sell at the low for sells. Stop loss past the candle's wick or past the zone, whichever gives more room.

Start on the daily, then work down through 4 hour, 1 hour, 30 minute, 15 minute, AND 5 minute. Label every gap. More timeframes means more opportunities.

Switch to the 15-second chart. Wait for price to return to one of your zones. The pace is faster, your patience still isn't.

When price enters the zone, watch for a rejection candle on the 15-second. Same patterns count: single wick, engulfing, tweezer, star.

Market buy at the high of the rejection candle for buys. Market sell at the low for sells. Stop loss past the candle or zone. Smaller targets, faster cycles.

Use the Fibonacci tool or horizontal lines to map the Asian session high and low. The 50% midpoint becomes your TP1.

Watch price break the Asian high or low. Break above = bearish bias. Break below = bullish bias. The break is your bias trigger.

After the break, wait for structure to flip. That's your Change of Character. Broke the high? Watch for lower highs and lows. Broke the low? Watch for higher lows and highs.

The CHOCH leaves a gap behind. Downward gap = supply zone (short the retest). Upward gap = demand zone (long the retest). Wait for price to come back and tap it.

Wait for a rejection candle to close. Market buy at the high for longs, market sell at the low for shorts. Stop past the wick or zone. TP1: 50% of the Asian range. TP2: 100%, the opposite side.

Fibonacci tool or horizontal lines on the London session high and low. The midpoint = your TP1 reference.

Price breaks the London range to set your bias. Above London high = bearish. Below London low = bullish. The break tells you the direction.

Same logic as LondonX. Wait for structure to confirm the reversal. Don't enter on the break alone. CHOCH is your green light.

The CHOCH gap is your zone. Demand zone for buys, supply zone for sells. Wait for the tap. Patience over prediction.

Wait for the rejection candle. Market buy at the high for longs, market sell at the low for shorts. Stop past wick or zone. TP1: 50% of London range. TP2: 100%, the opposite side.

On the 15-second, find the most recent supply or demand zone. Supply: price rallies into a level then sharply sells off. Demand: price drops into a level then quickly buys up. Fresh zones only. Skip anything price has already tapped or invalidated.

Let price come back to your zone. The first candle that enters the zone is your key candle. Mark its high and low. Don't chase the move in — you wait for it to come to you.

Demand zone: enter on the break of the key candle's high. Supply zone: enter on the break of the key candle's low. That break is your confirmation of rejection and momentum.

Stop loss: 50 ticks. Take profit: 50 ticks. Always 1:1. Use the contract table to size up by account: example, $150K account = 8 contracts, risking and targeting $2,000.

Skip chop. If price is dancing around the zone without committing, no trade. Don't push past 1:1. Your edge is the win rate and the discipline. Journal every trade.