**The ONE Setup That Made Me $400,000 in 90 Days (6 & 8PM Session, Step by Step) — Transcript & Summary | SozAI**
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JJ Simon reveals his trading strategy for the 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. sessions that earned him $400,000 in 90 days using fair pricing and reversion techniques.

## Key Takeaways

- Fair pricing theory is central to JJ's trading approach for the 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. sessions.
- Only one continuation and one reversion trade are taken per session to manage risk and focus on high-probability setups.
- Displacement candles and break of structure are key technical signals for entries.
- Risk management must be tailored to individual accounts and prop firms; the video uses standardized risk for clarity.
- Session openings and volume influx significantly influence trade decisions and exits.

## What the video covers

- JJ Simon shares how he achieved $400,000 in payouts over 90 days by trading the 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. futures sessions.
- He explains the application of fair pricing theory to these sessions, assuming the 6 p.m. open is at a fair price.
- The strategy focuses on one continuation trade and one reversion trade per session, avoiding trades against the gap or higher timeframe bias.
- JJ uses displacement candles and break of structure as entry signals for reversions.
- Risk management is standardized in the video for demonstration, with a 1.5R risk ratio, but he advises customizing risk per account.
- He discusses the impact of session openings, such as the Asian session, on trade decisions and when to exit early.
- The video includes live examples of trades, including wins and losses, illustrating the discretionary nature of the strategy.
- JJ emphasizes the importance of volume, gap fills, and session bias in determining trade setups.
- He notes the challenges of trading during low volatility or choppy market conditions.
- The video concludes with a reminder that the sample size is limited and the strategy should be tested further.

## Chapters

1. 00:00 Introduction and $400,000 Achievement Overview
2. 01:34 Waiting for Reversions and Unfair Moves
3. 03:15 First Trade and Risk Management Explanation
4. 04:51 Asian Session Opening and Trade Adjustments
5. 06:17 Reversion Trades During Asian Session
6. 08:06 Trading Aggressiveness and Strategy Application
7. 09:06 Session Bias and Market Conditions
8. 09:54 Strategy Summary and Limitations

Answers

## Questions about this video

What is the main trading strategy JJ Simon uses in this video?

JJ Simon uses a strategy based on fair pricing theory focusing on one continuation and one reversion trade during the 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. futures sessions, using displacement candles and break of structure for entries.

How does JJ Simon manage risk in his trades?

He demonstrates a standardized risk management approach using a 1.5R risk ratio with fixed amounts for the video, but advises viewers to customize risk management based on their own accounts and prop firms.

Why does JJ Simon exit trades early at session openings?

JJ exits trades early or at break-even when a new session opens, such as the Asian session, because the influx of volume and market dynamics can change, requiring adjustment of trade positions.

## Full Transcript — Download SRT & Markdown

00:00

Speaker A

Achieved $400,000 worth of proper payouts in the last 90 days. Here's how I trade the 6 p.m. and the 8:00 p.m. session.

00:08

Speaker A

Obviously, not everyone can trade New York, so I thought I'd talk about fair pricing theory and how I apply it to these two sessions as well. Here's my total. I'm at 1.9 now, but here's my total profit payouts just from some

00:17

Speaker A

Tradeify Funded Next E8, my funded futures, Lucid Trading, top. There's also a bunch more sites obviously that I don't have photographed here. And if you want to see these pages all refreshed and my daily updates on all

00:29

Speaker A

the paths that I take, then go check out my Instagram. Now, let's get into the strategy. So, I'm going to be assuming 6 p.m. opens at a fair price. Um, so I'm just going to use FX Replay here, and

00:38

Speaker A

I'm going to backtest for probably like just the last month, actually. Um, just figured last month is recent in everyone's head, including mine. So, just talk about exactly how, what, why I do everything that I do. So, let's get into

00:51

Speaker A

it. Now, 6 p.m. is going to open fair. There's an hour from 5 to 6 when the futures market is down. So, I'm just going to assume that it's going to open at a fair price. So, I'll just use this

00:59

Speaker A

to mark out the open. I'm going to look for one continuation of 6 p.m. Usually, I don't think ever more. So, it's just going to be a continuation. I'm taking advantage of an unfair move from for the 6 p.m. I'll get to Asian in a second,

01:10

Speaker A

but 6 p.m. one continuation either direction and then one reversion. For the continuation, I'm not going to do it away from the gap. Obviously, there's a gap here, so I'm not going to take continuation longs away from the gap.

01:19

Speaker A

Okay, gap gets filled. I'm also not going to take continuation shorts because the opening candle is green and the higher time frame bias is green because 9:30 of that morning is above.

01:28

Speaker A

Uh, so that is too many things that I'd be going against for my continuation trade. So just no continuation opportunities on this specific 6 p.m.

01:34

Speaker A

session. I will take reversions though. So I'm just going to wait for it to move away, make an unfair move. Also, it's obviously too late to take continuations now because the original unfair move never happened. And if it doesn't happen

01:45

Speaker A

within the first 5 minutes, it's not happening. Um, so no continuation. All right, there's some reversion here would be perfect. Just taking it off this displacement candle here. It is quite close. Too close. Well, I could take it on some accounts, but in

01:58

Speaker A

general, it's a little bit too little, too little volume. That's the word I'm looking for. Um, so unfortunately, you can't really trade that. Now, look for it on the way back up. We need displacement candle or breaker structure. So, for a displacement, the

02:10

Speaker A

body of the candle must be larger than the body of the previous candle. And then it has to close above the wick of the previous candle. So, let's see if we get any of those here. This one. No, 'cause

02:17

Speaker A

the body didn't and the wick didn't either. Let's see. We'll get one eventually. Almost. The body and the wick technically did close above. So, this is technically a displacement. However, it is a very weak one 'cause there's structure here and structure here. So, it failed

02:32

Speaker A

to break structure long. Uh, which kind of invalidates the displacement if that makes sense. Just makes it a lot weaker.

02:38

Speaker A

You'll see when we get an entry. Oh, there we go. Just buy. I'll use 38. I'll use 750 and 500 as my risk management for every single trade. Now, obviously that's not optimal. Um, and definitely don't copy this either. This is just

02:50

Speaker A

what I'm going to use for this example video just 'cause it's standardized and everyone can understand it hopefully.

02:56

Speaker A

Um, but don't do this exact risk management on your accounts because it's a different risk management that you should use for each account. Eval funded, which prop firm you're on, all different. So, just don't copy this directly. Um, I'll just use it for sake

03:07

Speaker A

of the example. It's a 1.5R which is how I trade Eval. So, just seems pretty easy to demonstrate for the video purpose.

03:15

Speaker A

Um, let's see if we get anything good here. Oh, okay. Well, that was easy, I guess. There's the first trade of the video. It's nice. Now, I need another move away. And then displacement long to get in again. Feel like when I

03:29

Speaker A

click all these buttons, I'm going to click back too fast. Uh, so here's obviously good displacement. It is 30.75 points away. Perfect. I wouldn't take anything if it's not 30 points away. So, I need at least 30 points in my favor to

03:41

Speaker A

take this Eval trade for a 2538. So, let's see. How this one does 'cause Asian session is going to open in 4 minutes.

03:50

Speaker A

Okay, Asian session open and the trade is lost. Wait, wait a minute. It's not lost. It is still in. So, I would exit.

03:56

Speaker A

Uh, I know I usually say don't exit early. The only time I'll ever exit early or get out break even is if a new session opens because Asian opens and with the Asian open, I'm going to take two trades with Asian open. So, 6 p.m.

04:06

Speaker A

one continuation, one reversion. Asian session, same thing. One continuation, one reversion. The influx of volume from Asian session is obviously down because the opening candle is red and it breaks structure one, two, three times. So the original trade idea for the Asian

04:18

Speaker A

session continuation is just short. I'll just use the same 500, 750 and then we'll see what Asian session.

04:25

Speaker A

Okay. Um, well that was fast. Now how does fair price work with Asian? Because is fair price the Asian open? Where is it? I would say yes. Fair price is the Asian open. The reason why is this huge

04:36

Speaker A

move down. Now, if fair price was still 6 p.m., then this huge move down would have been a huge move up right back up to 600. Influx of volume at 8:00 p.m.

04:44

Speaker A

takes it towards a fair price. But I am assuming 6 p.m. is fair coming into Asian. Obviously, if news is released between 6:00 and 8, that changes things.

04:51

Speaker A

I'm just going to assume for the point of this whole video that there is no news 'cause it's kind of hard to backtest and know like where news is. But anyways, now I'm going to look for a

04:57

Speaker A

reversion. Okay, this is a little bit too early to get in on that candle because it's not displacement. So, just wait for displacement. There we go.

05:03

Speaker A

Break of structure, too. Uh, I'll assume it's close enough. Yeah, it's close enough. And then I'll send in another for 750, 500.

05:11

Speaker A

And then, oh shoot, barely lost that one, which is fine. Second attempt at reversion right here. Nice displacement candle. I'll send another one back.

05:20

Speaker A

And also, the reason why I'm using exactly 750 instead of exactly at fair price 125, um, is just for the profit specific environment. These static ones perform way better because they're optimized for the rule set. Uh, but these static, these discretionary ones

05:34

Speaker A

where you put it all the way up here, I'd be optimizing for the market, not the rule set. Also, if you layer in positions like add more good opportunity here because it broke structure. Uh, I just won't for this video. Make it easy.

05:44

Speaker A

All right, there we go. Asian session has been reverted. Perfect. Now, I'm going to assume Asian is fair. So, technically like delete this 6 p.m.

05:53

Speaker A

There's so many things on screen. Delete the 6 p.m. and still look for reversions to Asian. I'll trade for 90 minutes. So, until 9:30.

06:00

Speaker A

All right. There's a reversion opportunity off this placement here. And there's 30 coins in our favor. Perfect.

06:07

Speaker A

So, maybe a double reversion. Do the usual. Oh no. Shoot. Nothing we can do about that one.

06:17

Speaker A

Standard reversion just didn't work out. Um, possibly take one more if there's another entry. Yeah, there is another displacement. I am quite aggressive, uh, with all my trades. I'm trying to get a lot of accounts in, but just following

06:28

Speaker A

the strategy in the long run, expecting to make money because of the bias. This one's a bit 50/50, but just hold.

06:38

Speaker A

Hopefully, you can't hear my mouse. I'm clicking this button a lot. There we go. All right, reverting. Let's see if it goes all the way back to Asian. Yeah, it does. All right, that's a pretty good first day.

06:51

Speaker A

makes a lot of sense hopefully with with the idea behind the continuation of six, reversion to six, reversion to six, continuation of Asian, reversion to Asian, reversion, reversion to Asian.

07:02

Speaker A

Now, the thing that you probably saw is that I switched fair price from six to Asian because Asian opened down. If Asian opens up, then I would leave fair price at six. So, that's why I want to get a bunch of days in this video and

07:14

Speaker A

get a lot of examples. All right, I'm on the next day. 6 p.m. open is a green candle. I can also remove these lines.

07:21

Speaker A

Uh 6 p.m. open, green candle, no gap, good breakup structure or just displacement long. So continuation longs are fine. Perfect. Even just standard, I guess. I'm trying to get in the original unfair move. So the earlier you get in,

07:32

Speaker A

the better. All right. After that, let's look for a reversion towards 6 p.m. open. We need a displacement. So a candle larger than the previous one's body. A red one versus a green one. There we go. Is that

07:47

Speaker A

enough points? I'd probably leave it for now just because there's structure here. So when there's structure here, I can obviously wait for that to break. I'll just wait one more candle for an actual break of the structure. Technically,

07:58

Speaker A

this is like a tiny displacement of here, but it becomes a lot stronger to wait for the break of structure when there is structure.

08:06

Speaker A

So there's technically no need to get in that early on this example. That's a tempting one. Again, I'd just wait for it to break structure probably.

08:20

Speaker A

when it uptrends so hard, especially in 6 p.m. breaker structure is infinitely stronger. Okay, that was a breaker structure. This broke that. I should have gotten in, but I was clicking too fast. It's basically the same entry, though. So, here's the reversion for

08:32

Speaker A

six. There's probably a way to preset that take profit stop loss that I don't know of. All right, unfortunately, that lost now. Oh, interesting. Okay, so I might be adjusting fair price now. I think I will actually. I'm going to

08:42

Speaker A

adjust it to just this consolidation here because this move up, it would have been a move down if 6 p.m. was fair. Uh, so just going to leave it here. There's a break of structure here, but it's too

08:51

Speaker A

close to take anything. Just wait for the Asian open at 8. Our opening candle is a red one.

08:58

Speaker A

All right, continuation short. It is 75500. Same as usual. And then Asian. Oh, shoot. Really nothing you can do about that. Barely missed the continuation. If that one won, I would have bought right here all the way back

09:11

Speaker A

up to the Asian open and it would hit back to back, but just bad variance.

09:15

Speaker A

Now, Asian open is here, which is okay. It's back where I had this line. So, just assuming that this is going to be fair price. A reversion to that. That's a strong displacement, but it looks too close. Yep, too close. Good reversion,

09:26

Speaker A

but way too close. All right, this one is far enough. No, it's too close to go for 38. If you have smaller accounts, obviously you can take these that don't need 38 points, but Okay, here we go.

09:35

Speaker A

Waiting for displacement or break a structure. There we go. That one classifies it's very weak break of structure, but seems fine. And then, okay, there we go. And now since it's 9:30, no more trades for this day specifically. So, we'll cut to the next

09:54

Speaker A

one. All right. So, 6 p.m. open Thursday. Let's see what we get. All right. This is an interesting one.

10:00

Speaker A

Continuation shorts look perfect actually, just because opening candle is red and it rejected longs, which is good. And there's a slight gap to the bottom. So, it seems fine to send these.

10:11

Speaker A

I know there's so many different combinations. Oh, as you see, there's so many different combinations of how six can open, how eight can open, how eight can open based on how six open, but I'll try my best to get as many in the video

10:20

Speaker A

as possible. Is that displacement? Yeah, it closed above the wick of the red one.

10:24

Speaker A

So, that is displacement back towards six. Let's go for 750. Hopefully get a nice backto-back win here.

10:32

Speaker A

If it reverts 6 p.m. low volume, but there's one try. Hey, there we go. All right, two wins for six. Uh, it's just chopping at fair price right now.

10:41

Speaker A

Obviously, no reversions because it's at a fair price. Uh, but let's see. Hopefully, you can't hear my mouse. I'm clicking it so fast. Hopefully 8 p.m.

10:49

Speaker A

gives us something, too. All right, 8 p.m. candle is green. Let's buy continuation displacement. There is a wick rejecting longs and it fails to break structure. So it makes it a little bit of a weaker one, but also 6 p.m. is

11:01

Speaker A

above uh for at least 75 70 50% 50% of our profit target. So that's always a good thing to have.

11:10

Speaker A

All right, there we go. Now, is 8:00 p.m. open fair? No, it is not. Is 6 p.m.

11:16

Speaker A

open fair? Yes, because 8 p.m. influx of volume takes it to a fair price. So I'm not going to take reversions to 8. I'm not going to I'm going to take Oh, reversion to six. No, it's too close. I

11:28

Speaker A

will be taking reversion to six. See, this is good if you have an account that needs like a smaller win, but just for this video, I'm doing the 38 point wins, which means I need 30 points. Reminder, not reverting to eight because volume

11:38

Speaker A

came in on eight. First move was straight back towards six. So, six is fair. Eight opened unfairly. Six always opens fairly. Well, I can't I guess I can't say always, but well, can I just needed to make a move away? This might

11:49

Speaker A

be a no reversation session. It's too close. It's too close. All right. No reversion session, just that one continuation back to six. So, it's kind of a continuation and a reversion, which are my favorite setups. Onto the next

11:59

Speaker A

day. All right, next day we get all right, same exact pattern as yesterday. The slight gap to the bottom opening candle, red wick projecting longs. Let's take continuation shorts. There is also some discretion you can add to getting

12:10

Speaker A

out of short. Oh god. Okay, that was easy. I was going to say there's some discretion you can add to getting out of continuation shorts early with the 6 p.m. specifically cuz there's no volume.

12:22

Speaker A

Maybe we'll get an example of that. Anyways, that seems fair. Oh, it's the Sunday one. Whoops. I didn't even realize. I mean, I do the same thing on Sundays. So, let's look for a reversion back up towards the open. Just need a

12:31

Speaker A

displacement. Oh, that is a tiny little weak little break of structure, but I'll still take it. 750 500. All right, let's see if it reverts.

12:43

Speaker A

Hey, there we go. All right, perfect continuation reversion. 6 p.m. open is fair, obviously. Now, let's see if there's another move away. So, we get another reversion possibly. Usually, it just goes back to six in the ch. Is this

12:54

Speaker A

the same thing as yesterday? It looks the exact same thing as the previous day. Even with this consolidation after and that move up a month, obviously, I'm only going to test a month here. A month is definitely not enough sample size to

13:03

Speaker A

determine if a strategy is good or bad. I just want to show you how I do it because I know it works. You could kind of use it on my sample across the past year. Anyways, breakup structure short.

13:12

Speaker A

It is 41 after. So, let's consider the idea of break even. Never mind. I was going to say, let's consider going break even when Asian opens if we're not a take profit yet, but no. Uh, could I have shorted that? I probably would have

13:24

Speaker A

shorted that. Whoops. Hopefully, it gets back down there and I can give another entry. Okay. Well, this works, too.

13:28

Speaker A

Asian open. So, just imagine I shorted there. Uh, would I have been stopped out 25 point? No. Okay, so that's the same thing. Uh, but also 100% sell here. I am I don't even know what's going to happen, but I'm so confident it's going

13:40

Speaker A

to come back down to 60. I'm so confident in it. This is an A+ setup.

13:43

Speaker A

Hopefully hopefully it plays out. I'm not jinxing it. Asian open, huge red candle, break of structure back towards the 6 p.m. open.

13:52

Speaker A

Oh. Oh, there we go. Perfect. Now, ask yourself, is 8:00 p.m. fair or is 6 p.m. fair?

14:02

Speaker A

If you said 6 p.m., that is correct because it opened. Huge move down. The first move was down. Uh, so 6 p.m. is fair. I am not going to revert to Asian.

14:11

Speaker A

I'm going to revert to six. Let's see if we get something. Yep, that's a displacement. Perfect. 750 point $750 for 38 points. 500.

14:21

Speaker A

We're going to win every trade today. Damn. Win every trade today. I mean, continuation reversion. Did I take this?

14:27

Speaker A

Yeah, I think I lost that one. Never mind. So, I can't win everything. On to the next day. I think it's just too choppy. All right, so now we're on Monday. Let's see. Opening candle. Ooh, I don't even want to take Yeah, I mean,

14:37

Speaker A

I guess I could take continuation. Here's 9:30 of that morning. Huge move down. Huge reversion. Higher time frame bias is long back to 9:30 right here.

14:44

Speaker A

here. Opening candle is green. It did fill the gap. This is such a weak continuation. I already know. I don't know what's going to lose. It's winning so slightly above break even, but it's fine. Just take the loss.

14:58

Speaker A

Hopefully, you can't hear my mouse. Okay, there we go. Loss taken. Six beam open is here. We need to move away to actually trade a reversion. Looks a little bit too close. It's too close.

15:07

Speaker A

It's way too close. Oh, there we go. I need 30 points in my favor. There we go.

15:11

Speaker A

Displacement. Bang. Send it back towards the open. 750 500. Oh man, no reversion. All right, let's see what Asian does. I feel like Asian's going to open green. Okay, I'm going to enter here just so I can show you how I

15:26

Speaker A

would use break even exit early when Asian opens while 6 p.m. is in a trade.

15:30

Speaker A

So, if I enter here at 41 51 after off this nice break of structure, what do I do when Asian session opens? All right, ready? Asian open candle is not good. Ideally, you get out break even like right when

15:44

Speaker A

Asian's about to open. Um I don't know why I didn't do that. Uh I should have.

15:48

Speaker A

And then you take a continuation short. Yeah, that was a mistake. Whoops. Add that equity back. The idea is Asian session opens here basically where you enter. So you exit break even and then now Asian is fair instead of six. You

15:59

Speaker A

should have won that continuation. Whoops. Now let's see if we get a reversion back towards Asia. There we go. Displacement.

16:05

Speaker A

There we go. Reversion. I should I should have I don't know what I was doing. I was trying to watch it all happen at once. Let's see. Short possible, but too close. I need to be like at least here. And that's This is

16:16

Speaker A

displacement, but it's a little too close for for this 30 g. Too close for the 38.1. It's all too close. It's all too close. It's about to hit 930. Now it's going to dump. Broke all that structure. If you ever need a trade, I

16:26

Speaker A

need 16 points. That's a pretty solid one. Just breaks all that structure. All right, on to the next day. All right, opening candle. Huge green. No gap at the bottom. So, continuation longs are fine. Same takeprofit stop loss as

16:37

Speaker A

usual. Okay, this is a bad one. I would get out break even here just because the initial unfair move is clearly not happening.

16:45

Speaker A

So, I'm out break even. Now, let's look for reversions back towards the 6 p.m.

16:49

Speaker A

open. Just get out break even. Use your discretion if it doesn't make the unfair move away like you expect it to. All right, waiting for the reversion. That's a displacement. It looks like it's a little bit too close, possibly. Yeah,

17:00

Speaker A

it's a little too close. 30 points is what I would prefer. All right, we're going to get something here in just a second. I feel like that is the tiniest displacement ever. Okay, technically it is displacement. You could enter here,

17:10

Speaker A

but I'll just wait for it to break structure. It's a little bit more confirmation that I mean, you might as well have just cuz one green candle should not mean you buy. So, tempted to buy now. I'm going to do it. I know I

17:18

Speaker A

just said the opposite of that, but this is a much stronger one just based on the size of the candle and the wick rejecting shorts.

17:25

Speaker A

Okay, Asian's going to open. So, get out, break even. Well, I couldn't continuation shorts off Asia seems fine.

17:32

Speaker A

This might be a bad session. It's not looking good so far, but we'll see.

17:36

Speaker A

Continuation short on Asia is a loss. Okay. Now, Asian open is not fair. Asian did not open fairly. I think 6 p.m. is still fair. So, I'm going to buy. Asian would be fair if it broke structure and made

17:49

Speaker A

it move down, but it seems to be moving up first. And we also lost the down one.

17:55

Speaker A

So, nothing you can do. Bad session. Bad session. Blame the session. One more version. Now, I readjust back to Asian open. You can never be right 100% of the time. Now, readjust back to Asian open.

18:05

Speaker A

Uh, these are not displacements. Let's see what we get. Feel like it's going to happen any second now. Huge green cattle. Maybe not. There it is. All right, another reversion to Asian open.

18:19

Speaker A

Not looking too good. All right, this might be a no reversion session at all.

18:22

Speaker A

Just one huge move down. No reversion. Nothing you can do about it. Usually 15% of days are like this. So, make sure you get the winners on the other days. On to the next one. All right, next day. Oh,

18:31

Speaker A

interesting. Okay. Um, what do we do here? Well, not continuation longs ideally, just because there's a huge wick. Not a huge wick, huge gap. So, I'd look for shorts to fill the gap. Just waiting for it to break that structure.

18:42

Speaker A

Still waiting for it to break the structure. Just any anything red to make the trend go short would be an entry signal. There we go. Yep. Right here.

18:50

Speaker A

Trend switches. So, shorts are fine. Kind of a small trade. Lots of volume, but it's fine. All right, we'll click through this one. Probably not going to win.

18:58

Speaker A

We got Asian session about to open here. So, let's see what happens on Asia. We get a huge red. So, I would even just do this.

19:07

Speaker A

I feel like this is going to hit Asian open. Huge red candle, huge gap. Like, you could even do this to be honest. The evals have a max win of 1.5K cuz they have 50% consistency rule. Uh, but I'm

19:17

Speaker A

just very confident in this one because Asian open always dumps down to 6 p.m.

19:23

Speaker A

So, I might take multiple if this wins. Okay. Just sell another one. It's still kind of a continuation of the Asian open, but it's also still a reversion of 6 p.m. So, it's fine to just take multiple like this.

19:36

Speaker A

Remember, Asian is not fair. Same thing as usual. Open goes straight down to 6 p.m. I'm still trading to 6 p.m. I'm still in a reversion. Take another one here. Still a reversion slash continuation. I guess the original

19:47

Speaker A

unfair move is kind of slowed down. Okay, now I'm done. Now, there is a bias to fill the gap for the higher time frame. We'll see if it fills the gap and then we'll go long. All right, gap is

19:56

Speaker A

filled. Longs now are fine. Back towards 6 p.m., which is right here. Obviously, don't go for that much. Uh, but 750 is fine. 750,500. Trade back towards 6.

20:08

Speaker A

There we go. You could enter another one here. This is a great breaker structure of that. And there's still enough points in your favor. Back towards 6 p.m., which is what I've been thinking is fair.

20:18

Speaker A

Click through that one. There we go. Okay. Wow. Amazing session as expected. 6 p.m. Remember, 6 opens fair, which is right here. This move up is unfair. I'm not taking a continuation because the bias, not the bias, but there's also a

20:29

Speaker A

gap here that's pulling against. So, the bias is a little bit split there. Once it gets up here, I definitely take shorts. When the trend switches to shorts, it's very good to short here.

20:38

Speaker A

That one loses. Whatever. Asian open red candle. Influx of volume is going to take it to a fair price and it takes it all the way down to the fair price. 6 p.m. here consolidates. This moved down to fill the gap. Unfair. So, take

20:48

Speaker A

reversions back towards 6 p.m. which is right here. This also would be fine. The thing with the weird 6PMs like this when they keep going up is like this could always be unfair. The close could be fair. I don't know. It's basically the

20:58

Speaker A

same in my opinion. The most important part is the bias though. Uh this is the best trade setup you'll ever see. Asian session continuation back to a 6 p.m.

21:05

Speaker A

reversion. On to the next day. All right. We get a huge red candle. No, it's not huge. We had a red candle rejecting long. So continuation shorts seem fine.

21:15

Speaker A

Oh man. Okay. I was get out break even. So stop loss to break even now.

21:22

Speaker A

just because this original unfair move was good, but it wasn't enough for us to win. So, um I'd be done looking for continuation of shorts after that. Now, let's see if we can get a reversion back towards this. Okay, it's just chopping

21:32

Speaker A

at fair price. 6 p.m. opens fairly, very fairly, apparently. Still way too close. There's not a Oh, there's almost no points. Actually, it's not 30 points though. Nope. 26. Is there no possibly no reversion opportunity? There's one.

21:47

Speaker A

I'm just going to wait for 8 p.m. to open just cuz it's so close. Oh, that's so tempting. Okay, buy for sure. 100% buy. Very, very strong setup. Oh, no.

21:53

Speaker A

That's the 59 after. No, it's fine. You can still buy. Buy here. This is a continuation evasion and a reversion of 6 p.m. So, when you're doing two together like that, it's a stronger one.

22:03

Speaker A

It's a little bit of a different theory than the New York AM just because you're assuming New York AM is opening fairly.

22:08

Speaker A

Um, so it is a little bit different, which is why I wanted to make the video clearing everything up. Uh, but hey, perfect trade right there. Now, 6 p.m.

22:13

Speaker A

is fair cuz Asian open first move was back towards 6. Let's see if we get a move away and then could we revert to six again? Now it's just consolidating there. This is a little too close. 25 points. This is 25 points away. Too

22:26

Speaker A

close. Way too close. Well, at least it's reverting. Onto the next day. All right. 6 p.m. Open is going to be red candle. Oops. Red candle. And the gap is filled. Oh, continuation shorts seem fine. Okay. Nope. What am I doing? I

22:39

Speaker A

clicked too far. Shoot. I missed the whole open. Uh, okay. Well, let's see what we would have done. Opening candle red closes the gap. Continuation shorts are fine. Just send it right there.

22:48

Speaker A

barely lose out on them. So unlucky. After that, look for a reversion. You get a nice entry here back towards this, which loses as well, unfortunate.

22:58

Speaker A

Nothing you can do about that. After that, no breaker structures, no displacements here, nothing here, nothing here, nothing here. Breaking structure, no displacements. This is kind of a displacement, but you can just wait for it to break structure. Like,

23:09

Speaker A

don't buy once you see one green candle in a downtrend. Asian open is green. And then you can't really buy on this cuz it's so unbiased, but your bias is long for reversion. Uh you finally get the trend to switch here. So A+ reversion

23:22

Speaker A

there. Asian could be fair just there's like infinite consolidation here on the open. 6 p.m. could also be fair. So I don't know if I'd take that reversion back. It's kind of a weird weird day with no volume on Asian. But definitely

23:33

Speaker A

taking this one for sure. This one for sure. All right. Next day red candle on open continuation short for sure. Do the 750. Do the 500.

23:42

Speaker A

All right, unfair move is not happening. So, I'm going to get out break even.

23:47

Speaker A

So, I've lost to break even. So, it's a pre-roll technically, but man, there's like no volume. There was one week, I think it's going to be this week. The first week of September, there was like zero volume.

23:57

Speaker A

I might even No, I can't skip it. Oh my gosh. What are we What are we doing?

24:04

Speaker A

Zero volume. Okay, I could break even. Now Asian open is going to be it is a huge red candle continuation short.

24:13

Speaker A

Oh man. Okay. L session. Um probably is thinking Asian is fair. I think it's not even going to move. I remember this one week. It was definitely this week that it just did not move anywhere in the Asian session. All right, on to the next

24:25

Speaker A

day. It's not moving. All right, next day. Let's see if we can get some movement on the 6 8 p.m. Continuation short seems fine. Wick rejected longs, no gap. Opening candle red. Ideally, you wait one more candle for it to close

24:36

Speaker A

below the structure, but I'm very aggressive with the trades that I take, especially in back testing.

24:43

Speaker A

Stop to break even. Now, by the way, okay, we're going to have to do it was just going to go all the way down. Stop to break even. The original unfair move it definitely is done now. Asian open.

24:53

Speaker A

Let's see what we get here. Another zero volume 6 p.m. session. I remember this entire week. Oh, just going to be a waste of time, but we're already here.

25:00

Speaker A

So, I already got everything open. 1 2 3 10. All right, Asian Open is Is that Asian Open? Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. I wouldn't even I wouldn't even take that trade. There's nothing. It literally does not move more than 20 points away

25:13

Speaker A

from the open the entire night. I fear the entire week is like this. Yeah, the entire week is like this. I remember it.

25:17

Speaker A

All right. The entire week is like that. So, I'm just going to stop there and then we can Obviously, this is like zero sample size. My win rate is much lower than this in reality when I'm doing 1.5R

25:25

Speaker A

trades. You could take the better setups for a slightly higher win rate. all that standard stuff that I talk about in the other videos, but just in general seems like a pretty standard slightly winning strategy. I will show you the past few

25:37

Speaker A

10 days. The past 10 days just on this chart. I know I can see the future, but let's just use what we learned. Opening candle, close the gap, wick rejecting longs and shorts. If you were to take continuation, do this. I probably

25:48

Speaker A

wouldn't though. Definitely look for reversion, though. Here's the open, which is fair. Now, let's revert for 38 points. This is not displacement. This is not displacement. Neither is this.

25:58

Speaker A

Neither is this. Nope. Here we go. First displacement and break your structure. So, there's the first entry. And then here, after you lose, you get a displacement instantly after. You could send it there. Or you could just send it

26:08

Speaker A

here. That works, too. Nice reversion there. 8 p.m. open is a red candle, but it didn't do anything. There's no movement short. So, I would still be considering 6 p.m. is fair. Obviously, too close to revert here. Too close to

26:18

Speaker A

revert here. You could take one attempt here. It's fine. Assuming it's not too close. Yeah, it's fine. One more here.

26:22

Speaker A

Right at the end. I stop at 9:30. Uh, and then I'm just done after 9:30. Next day, 6 p.m. open is going to be huge red candle continuation short at the bottom.

26:32

Speaker A

Lose that one. Obviously fine to lose. Still think the open is fair. This is too close. This is too close. This is a really high probability win. If you ever need a 10point trade other than that, too close. It's just too close. There's

26:44

Speaker A

like there's nothing you can even do if it stays on the open like the entire time. There was a weird, very, very weird period of time when Asian was not moving at all. 6 p.m. red candle close the gap continuation shorts. Oh, I don't

26:55

Speaker A

think it's going to win, is it? Oh, that's going to be close. I don't think so. If you're exact with that entry, you miss it by like 0.5. Definitely go break even. Asian open 8:00 p.m. Red candle wick. It wicked 6 p.m. It's too close,

27:06

Speaker A

though. Like, you can't even trade this when it's 14 points away. You could trade this and lose. Uh, where is six?

27:11

Speaker A

Six is here. We need it to be 30 points away. So, first entry losing would be here. Second entry losing would be here.

27:19

Speaker A

Third entry would be here or here. Uh, these ones win thankfully. Oh, it is after 9:30. If you trade after 9:30, make sure you're trading with the trend.

27:28

Speaker A

So, breakup structures instead of just displacements. Good reversion, but I don't know why it didn't happen during the actual session. Next 6 p.m. right here. Opening candle's green continuation longs. Close the candle seems fine, but definitely get out break

27:41

Speaker A

even literally at any point in this consolidation because the unfair move is not happening. Move down. Look for a reversion. Nice displacement here for 38 points. Unfortunately, that one does not win. Second re-entry here. A+ another A+ Asian continuation with this huge green

27:55

Speaker A

candle at 8. Asian continuation plus the 6 p.m. reversion allin one. That's the strongest setup that there is.

28:01

Speaker A

Definitely go ahead and take that. Also, Asian is not fair. We think 6 p.m. is fair because when volume came in at Asian, it went straight back towards 6.

28:08

Speaker A

Next day, this is the huge gap Sunday. Ah, yeah. Okay, this is this week now.

28:12

Speaker A

Huge gap Sunday. So, I would not be taking continuations into the huge gap. I'm just reverting to 6 p.m. So, the trades, if you saw my Instagram, you can see like which trades I take. I try and post pictures and recaps and stuff

28:23

Speaker A

daily, like actual live ones instead of these back tested recorded ones. It's more proof, never a bad thing. But, revert to 6 p.m. once, revert to 6 p.m.

28:31

Speaker A

twice. Anytime you see a red displacement, revert to 6 p.m. here, revert to 6 p.m. here. Asian open green candle continuation would be long.

28:41

Speaker A

Another 38 point win. Now, assuming Asian open is now fair. So bring this up to here because when Asian opened it went up away from six. Look for reversion back to Asian. Okay. Well, that's kind of the only thing you can

28:50

Speaker A

get. Like I don't know if you could enter in this. There's no displacement. This candle's displacement displacing this one cuz it's bigger than the red.

28:57

Speaker A

This red one is bigger than the green one's body and it closed below the wick of the green one. And there's 31 points.

29:01

Speaker A

So it's fine. Actually, this is very very winning day. Um and then I remember I sent one overnight like right here to fill the gap and then it just lost. The contract roll over. It's going to mess everything up. Anyways, I took

29:12

Speaker A

continuation shorts because there was no there's no gap when the contract rolls over. So, took the shorts, got out break even because it didn't make my 38 point unfair move. After that, looking for reversions back to 6 p.m. This is a no

29:24

Speaker A

volume Asian. The open was green. It barely broke the structure technically. There's a huge wick, but still I felt like I should buy. Uh, that one lost I believe. Yep. And then second re-entry just next placement. So, one win, one

29:36

Speaker A

loss is fine. Next day it's going to be t Tuesday. Oh my gosh, another no volume. I don't think here's 6 p.m. No continuation because it's extremely unbiased and there's slight like just so unbiased. There's not a single trade in

29:47

Speaker A

here. This middle line is fair and it did not move from 9:30 more than 20 points away on either side ever. And now, okay, today's Wednesday. So, that is a wrap to the video. Not enough sample size to judge a strategy at all.

29:57

Speaker A

You obviously need way more months. I just wanted to talk about how I view 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. session. Just for those who can't trade New York A.M. This is just a good example of a a very winning

30:07

Speaker A

day is 6 p.m. you look for a continuation then a reversion. 8:00 p.m. you look for a continuation. The continuation ideally is in the direction of 6 to make it a stronger setup because it's also a reversion. If Asian reverts

30:19

Speaker A

to 6 like it does here. I would not think Asian is fair. I would think 6 p.m. open fairly cuz 6 p.m. does open fairly but obviously fair price can change. But so hopefully that made sense. Hopefully you enjoyed the video.

30:29

Speaker A

I need new video ideas. So, tell me in the comments what videos you would like to see next. Thank you for watching.

Topics: futures trading fair pricing theory 6 p.m. session 8 p.m. session trading strategy displacement candle break of structure risk management Asian session JJ Simon


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