In this video Roman Ceccardi explains how to identify long‑trade opportunities even when the market shows a bearish shift on the 1‑hour chart. He stresses the importance of trading with the higher‑timeframe flow and provides concrete entry criteria to avoid counter‑trend positions. The analysis focuses on two critical price zones around $106,000 and $105,600‑$105,500. Ceccardi outlines the typical behavior of the three major session profiles—Asia (accumulation), London (manipulation), and New York (distribution)—and describes how a news‑driven volatility spike at 8:30 AM can alter these patterns, turning the London kill‑zone into a second accumulation phase and shifting New York to manipulation before news and distribution after. He also notes that a nearby fair‑value gap has already been filled, removing it as a trade catalyst. The overall message is to stay aligned with the dominant higher‑timeframe trend, use precise price‑level triggers, and adjust expectations for session dynamics on news days.
