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if you're a beginner's future trader looking for a consistent strategy to trade, you need to read this. it's called the gap fill strategy, and it's one of the easiest to understand. here's the full strategy, with entries, stops, and targets (bookmark this tweet):
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after a sweep of the 12am–1am range low on $ES, price got back to the midpoint on 83.40% of sweeps over 2 years of data:
This 12am range in ES has 83% winrate Mark the 12AM- 1AM range - 83% chance of hitting midpoint after a sweep. - 64% chance of reaching the opposite side after a sweep It's a high probability time-based liquidity to target Proved by 2 yr of historical market data from Edgeful
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the top Monday stat on $NQ inside of edgeful discovery right now… over the last year, on Mondays: → broke yesterday's high, closed green: 90% → broke yesterday's low, closed red: 70% 26 of the last 29 Mondays that broke yesterday's high on $NQ closed green. takeaway: yesterday's high breaks on a Monday = look for continuation longs into the close yesterday's low breaks on a Monday = look for continuation shorts into the close
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the market will take your money and teach you nothing if you let it. or it will take your money and teach you everything. the difference is whether you showed up to trade or showed up to learn.
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some of the best traders in the world are terrible at explaining what they do. because at a certain point it stops being a strategy and starts being a rhythm. you're building that rhythm right now. even when it doesn't feel like it.
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if $ES breaks yesterday's high on a Friday, here's how it usually closes: over the last 6 months, on Fridays: → broke yesterday's high, closed green: 88% → broke yesterday's low, closed red: 83% 15 of the last 17 Fridays that broke yesterday's high on $ES closed green. takeaway: breaks yesterday's high on a Friday = favor continuation higher into the close breaks yesterday's low on a Friday = favor continuation lower into the close
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when the $NQ 15min ORB high formed first, the low broke first 64%, and when the low formed first, the high broke first 72%:
Some useful NQ M15 ORB Data to look at: On Thursdays, if the high forms first, the low breaks first 64% of the time. If the low forms first, the high breaks first 72% of the time. Pair this with your setup for a higher probability trade. 1 year’s worth of data via @edgeful
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if you're taking profits right at the 15min ORB high on $NQ, look at this first… over the last 6 months, on days that only broke the ORB high: → reached the 0.5 extension: 87.88% → reached the 0.8 extension: 75.76% 25 of the last 33 ORB-high-only days on $NQ reached the 0.8 extension. takeaway: ORB high breaks and the low holds = favor continuation to the 0.8 extension
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when the 8:12–9:12 range on $NQ was under 100 points, 74% of days took both the high and the low:
The size of the 8:12 – 9:12 range tells you what 9:30 is most likely to do. I went through 130 days of NQ data. Range under 100 points: 74% of days took BOTH the high and the low. Range over 100 points: only 39%. Here’s how I use it 🧵
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some of the best traders in the world are terrible at explaining what they do. because at a certain point it stops being a strategy and starts being a rhythm. you're building that rhythm right now. even when it doesn't feel like it.
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the hardest part of running an algo isn’t turning it on. it’s knowing which settings to use. algo templates fix that. optimized on 6 months of data, tested on data they haven’t seen, refreshed every two weeks. new algos drop tomorrow.
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$30,470 profit in 6 months with this fully automated $NQ IB algo… check it out: it's the IB breakeven stop strategy inside the algo templates, over the last 6 months: → $30,470 net profit → 63.8% win rate → 2.46 profit factor → 58 trades → -$3,640 max drawdown then on untouched holdout data: → 55.6% win rate → 2.43 profit factor → $4,350 out-of-sample profit → $483 average per trade takeaway: the holdout sample is only 9 trades, so don't read too much into any one number… the win rate dipped (63.8% to 55.6%), but the profit factor held almost flat on data the optimizer never saw (2.46 to 2.43), and that's the part worth paying attention to.
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if $ES breaks yesterday's high on a Friday, here's how it usually closes: over the last 6 months, on Fridays: → broke yesterday's high, closed green: 88% → broke yesterday's low, closed red: 83% 15 of the last 17 Fridays that broke yesterday's high on $ES closed green. takeaway: breaks yesterday's high on a Friday = favor continuation higher into the close breaks yesterday's low on a Friday = favor continuation lower into the close
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$1,030 payday from the edgeful algos:
Thank you @edgeful algos 🙏 Easiest side hustle that I have. I don't often post withdrawals made from algos, but I wanted to show what's possible.
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if you trade fair value gaps on $NQ, this stat is hard to ignore… over the last 6 months, 15min FVGs bigger than 0.25%: → bullish FVGs left unmitigated: 88.24% → bearish FVGs left unmitigated: 82.35% 15 of the last 17 big bullish 15min FVGs on $NQ held without a close through. takeaway: big 15min FVG = look for continuation off the gap, not a close back through it
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