Why Monday Is Intel Day.

9 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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In this market commentary, the speaker explains why Mondays are treated specially in trading. He argues that the Monday opening range, much like the Asian session, sets the tone for the entire week. If the market closes bullish on Monday, traders can safely increase risk the next day; if it closes weakly, they remain cautious. The speaker warns against trading on Mondays because the initial price action can be misleading, and suggests watching how price reacts to the Asian range breakout and any manipulation during the London session to gauge continuation potential.

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If today closes bullish, though, if today closes really bullish, then tomorrow 100% we can, you know, start taking on much more risk. Again, that is kind of like the danger of trading on Mondays because it is the first day of the week. It kind of sets the tone for, you know, what's going to happen the rest of the week. And so we call it Monday Opening Range. And usually we don't trade Mondays for the same reason that we do not trade Asia session, because Asia is the opening range of the day. The Asia range sets the tone for the day. And however price reacts from the Asian range, for example, today you break out of the Asian range, you can look for a continuation. If you get a manipulation during the London, which would be the ideal scenario,