This scalping strategy utilizes session pivots to time entries during high-volatility periods, specifically the London and New York sessions. By identifying the narrative established in London, traders can anticipate potential reversals at the New York open. For instance, a bearish trend in London often sets the stage for a long entry if a sweep of previous lows occurs followed by price acceptance on lower timeframes. Effective execution requires monitoring market structure and previous wick highs or lows to set precise stop losses. While the strategy focuses on these "kill zones," its success depends on integrating additional confluences such as liquidations, heatmaps, and funding rates. Traders must also account for higher-timeframe trends to distinguish between simple reversals and extended trend continuations, ensuring risk management remains the priority during weekend or news-driven volatility.
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