Concepts
The building blocks our strategies are made of: PD Arrays, sessions, kill zones and NDOG/NWOG references. Each one comes with a full explanation and instructions for using it in your decision process.
PD Arrays & Zones
Order Block (OB)
Where institutions leave a footprint before price turns.
Fair Value Gap (FVG)
An imbalance price almost always comes back to visit.
Breaker Block
When a failed reversal attempt becomes the next opportunity.
Mitigation Block
Where a poor institutional position gets "repaired".
Inversion Fair Value Gap (IFVG)
When former support or resistance switches roles.
Balanced Price Range (BPR)
Two opposing gaps, one aligned zone.
PD Array Evaluation Standard
One single standard for ranking every zone you draw — our most demanding concept.
Gaps & Liquidity References
NDOG — New Day Opening Gap
The daily gap that acts like a magnet for price.
NWOG — New Week Opening Gap
The weekly version of NDOG — wider reach, slower rhythm.
RTH Opening Gap
The regular-session opening gap almost everyone overlooks.
Relative Equal Highs & Lows
The trend-follower's trap: near-equal highs/lows.
Liquidity Runs
Why price "needlessly" sweeps through your stop.
Sessions & Timing
Asia Session
The quiet session that sets the trap for London and New York.
London Session
The day's first real manipulation.
New York Session
Where the day's story actually plays out.
Asia Kill Zone
The narrow window where most of the Asia range forms.
London Kill Zone
The window most prone to manipulation in the whole day.
New York Kill Zone
Where institutions often deliver the day's objective.
Asia Range Projections (Basics)
The basic logic for projecting the Asia range forward.