Power of Three Explained in Under 30 Seconds

12 Oct 2026 · 0 min

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In this brief explanation, the speaker describes a trading methodology called the "Power of 3," which relies on weekly profile analysis. The core premise is that if the previous week closed strongly bullish, the current week is expected to remain bullish. During a bullish week, any price dip below the weekly open that reaches a key level is interpreted as the potential weekly low, presenting a buy‑low opportunity. Traders can then aim to capture upside expansion for the remainder of the week, leveraging the overall bullish bias.

So for example, in terms of the weekly profile, we know that last week closed extremely bullish, which means that we are going to be bullish for this week as well. When we're bullish for the week, anytime price goes below the weekly open to tap some sort of a key level, we anticipate that to potentially be the low of the week where we can have the opportunity to buy low, and then we can ride an expansion towards the upside because we are overall bullish for the week. This is a concept known as the Power of 3.