Reversal · CISD · A+
October 2 — The Bias Said Reject, The Reversal Delivered.
The bias was conditional: price at the PDH, either pump into ATH conditions or reject and short to the London and Asia lows. Price rejected. I took the Reversal off a CISD short and it paid +3.2R. Everything lined up, so it grades A+, and the bias played out exactly as drawn.
WIN · +3.2RReversal ModelCISD EntryBias Played OutGrade A+ · Everything Aligned
Reject The High, Reverse, Deliver
MNQ 1m · Reversal · CISD · +3.2R
Price ran up into the EQHs and the 1H buy-side liquidity and printed an SMT with ES at the high. That was the sweep. After the sweep, my entry was the CISD, a candle body closing through the open of the series that led into the high. From there price delivered lower and the position closed at +3.2R.
The Takeaway
Link the bias to the trade.
The bias gave two paths and named the better one. When price got to the high, I didn't have to guess. I waited for the reaction and entered on the CISD.
If you compare your plan to your trade after every session, you see what the bias gave you and what you did with it. Today the plan was written before the open, the market showed its hand, and the entry followed the plan.
If you compare your plan to your trade after every session, you see what the bias gave you and what you did with it. Today the plan was written before the open, the market showed its hand, and the entry followed the plan.
The Grade
Win · +3.2R
Grade A+
Grade A+
Net result+3.2R
ModelReversal
EntryCISD
GradeA+ · everything aligned
BiasConditional · rejection path hit
Trades1
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