When the WEEKLY DRAW is clear, a textbook Candle Range Play will often follow this sequence: KL - FVG or OB (This is a Constant) Monday ⇨ Accumulation Day Tuesday ⇨ Prime Manipulation Day Wednesday ⇨ Prime Distribution Day Thursday ⇨ Distribution Day Friday ⇨ Reset / Range Formation Day Note: These daily roles can flip in certain weeks, but this is the sequence you should typically expect in a textbook week. Understanding the dealing range is also the most important aspect of the sequence. One more thing. Pay attention to the economic calendar on strong distribution days. You’ll often find major red-folder news events lined up on those days. This isn’t a coincidence. News is the fuel that drives expansion. On weeks with little to no high-impact news, the market will often move choppily with little to no clear expansion. So your fear of news is largely misplaced. You don’t necessarily have to trade the news release, but you need to understand the role it plays in price delivery. The key is understanding where price is likely drawing toward before the news is released. Bookmark & Do with this information what you may. GM💜