Next, there is some value to understanding the DAILY OPEN TYPES and use it to leverage potential opportunities in terms of how the rest of the day might play out. https://t.co/3jCow6Qcim
- Open Drive
- Open Test Drive
- Open Rejection Reverse
- Open Auction
Let's dive in to the characteristics of each daily open type.
OPEN DRIVE- DETAILS IN IMAGES
Price opens above or below the previous day’s value area and moves in an aggressive/directional manner.
Anecdotally speaking, these typically seem to get reversed from previous significant levels (e.g. previous day VAH). Use w/ context.
OPEN TEST DRIVE- DETAILS IN IMAGE
Same as an open drive i.e., open above or below the previous day value area. The differentiating factor is that price tests a support/resistance level before reversing for a directional move.
OPEN REJECTION REVERSE - DETAILS IN IMAGE
As the name suggests, market opens w/ one-sided movement reaches a significant level and reverses.
OPEN AUCTION - DETAILS IN IMAGE
Low volatility + market opens within previous value area and previous days high-low range indicates market is balancing = rotational plays. God knows we've been getting a lot of these lately....
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> monthly profile - Jan point of control - ~105 unable to reclaim + multiple rejections so far.
> imbalance (untested conviction) between ~97-100.
> to keep it simple, 105 has remained a key area to flip to rotate towards ATH. However, repeated sell pressure + spot asks stacking every time price approaches this area indicating this has remained a premium for participants thus far. i.e. significant aggression required for turnover.
> note previous balance established here with value between 101 and 93. if acceptance back inside this expecting some reflexivity to the downside (this posture is aided by the aggressive positioning on the way up which lends well to unraveling).
TPO
> 10 day composite bracketing value b/w ~104 and 102.6 with breakout vwap providing reactions thus far.
> price currently trading into low side of composite value and discretionary vwap once again.
> on ltf (1 min), looks like perps are attempting to get aggressive while there is continued spot selling pressure currently.
> look for this general area for continued weakness or ltf bounce (need spot follow through for another attempt at rotating higher).
$BTC Spot
> 2.5% spot depth tells the story of 105+ remaining expensive (ask side skew moving to 100+ Ms in stacking when price approaches this area).
> currently slightly skewed towards the bid side - ~70Ms.
TLDR:
> 105 - key pivot for continuation to ATH - continued sell pressure above thus far.
> low to mid 102s aligned with balance value + breakout vwap (trading here currently).
> imbalance under here = potential reflexivity to the down-side with aggressive positioning established on the way up.
> 100 is a major milestone for $BTC so spending a lot of time under this area = sign to remain cautious and be flexible with posture.
tldr - im tired boss. price rugging with haste as I'm typing out the update and having to modify lol
“History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes.”
The Boom-Bust Sequence & The Comparison of Narrative Momentum & Price (in particular, Narrative Cycle Tops).
a thread 🧵
While reading through George Soros's "Alchemy of Finance" and Brent Donnelly's "Alpha Trader" (in particular, the narrative section), I was struck by several AHA moments.
I would like to try to recreate the same for you. At a minimum, by the end of this thread you should have some understanding of the following terms:
It stems from social theory and George Soros brought it into the world of finance.
An analogy: Pavlov's Experiment & Conditioning To make a long story short, Pavlov set up an experiment where he rang a bell before giving food to his dogs.
Initially, the dogs didn't give much of a shit when the bell was rung. With time, the ringing of the bell elicited a response in the dogs and they would salivate at the ringing of the bell (in anticipation of the food).
We'll come back to how this concept fits into The Boom-Bust Sequence.