Taking 12K Toward 30M — This System Is How I Plan to Get There

This is one of the most useful weekly setups I build. There are also layered formulas I use on top of this that I’ll disclose in reviews — this isn’t about selling structure, it’s about planning flow in detail. - If Monday is a “move day” and pressure hits early, I look to buy reactions down at the green level — that’s a high-conviction reversal spot. - If Monday does absolutely nothing, it actually increases the weight of the bearish scenario overall — not just for Monday, but for the rest of the week. That slow open builds the case for a cleaner leg down. - That top marked “cut” zone? It’s not an entry. If price moves too far above it, especially early in the week, I stop treating the week as having clean sell predictability. It’s not about buying above — it’s about knowing when the clean sell structure becomes random chop.

This zone matters only if hit before 10AM GMT. After that, I drop it. Time matters as much as level — it tells me when price has energy and when it's just drifting. Clean early setups or nothing.

This one’s simple. The shaded zone could’ve been a continuation, but it didn’t hold. The lower line? That’s the trigger. Once price moves past that — long bias is done. It’s the breakdown point. You don’t force anything beyond there.

This level is calculated using internal criteria I’ve built. It doesn’t move — and it’s not always traded. But if price hits it clean, I already have a stop + target idea. It’s not perfect, but it’s consistent. The “ceiling for slowness” is part of a variation formula I’m not disclosing. It influences how and when setups compress — but I’m not laying that out here. It’s part of the broader read I apply when building these scenarios.