Timeframe Alignment: A condition that occurs when multiple timeframes are aligned in the same direction, either up or down, and increases the probability of a setup working if it’s in alignment with the Daily Call. If timeframes are sideways or neutral (likewise if they are opposed), then the intraday market context becomes more relevant.

Intraday Bias: Who is in control of the day.

Short-term Bias: Who is in control the last few days.

Intermediate Bias: Who is in control the last few weeks.

Big Picture Bias: Who is in control the last few months.

Key Reference Zones: Support and Resistance areas based on unique market structures, including price movements and time spent at price.

Blue Support/ Resistance: The first important zone on the day timeframe that if in alignment with the daily call, increases the odds of a tradable reaction on first test.

Orange Zone: A zone that affects multiple timeframes and if price is above it then buyers are in control and if price is below them sellers are in control.

Yellow Support/Resistance: The pre-market in the case of index futures or the weakest in case of crypto zone on the day.

Green Support/Resistance: The major or bias-confirming zone on the day that has the greatest strength and odds for a reaction.