A trader walks through a New York session trade where he holds a larger position than usual. He uses technical markers like hourly and daily averages, opening gaps, and liquidity zones to identify entry points. Equal-high sweeps combined with fair-value gaps on multiple timeframes give him confidence in the direction.
This is a percent, and you can see I enter with a larger position size than I usually, and also I hold for longer. This is the trade I took on New York session. You can see I have more annotations. So for the green area is the one-hour average. The yellow one is the end dot new day opening gap. Yellow line here on the upside, I mark it daily average. In high time frame, this is one of the internal liquidity, but here is the external liquidity. After the relative equal high sweep, we also tape into a one-hour average. At the end, we sweep the daily average, the low of the daily average. So this is why I'm so confident. Confident of entering this trade because we don't only sweep one equal high, but we got FVG and daily FVG. You can see another gray area here. This is another 1-hour FVG. So there's just so many confidence on the upside and the downside. So I will know where is the exact liquidity pool and exact liquidity sweep here.
