How One Week Sets the Frame for All Five Trading Days
Set once every Monday morning, then held for the rest of the week regardless of the daily noise in between.
Before you start: Assumes you already understand higher-timeframe context and liquidity.
Part of the MY EDGE framework — refined through thousands of hours of chart study.
Before you even open the intraday chart, you need to build weekly context — determine where price is likely delivering before you start looking for executions. This is a process we do every Monday (and refresh continuously through the week), before any intraday setup becomes relevant.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Weekly Context and when do I build it?⌄
It's the process of establishing where price is likely delivering before looking for any intraday execution — done every Monday (or Sunday evening) and refreshed continuously through the week, covering weekly references, NDOG analysis, weekly delivery, and liquidity run character.
How do I build Weekly Context step by step?⌄
Mark the previous weekly high/low, Monday's high/low, and Monday's first 09:30 FVG, review the last five NDOGs for a cluster, assess weekly delivery progress, and build all four weekly scenarios (bullish, bearish, balanced, invalidation) rather than picking one in advance.
Should Weekly Context only be built on Monday?⌄
No — it's a living document refreshed every day, not a one-time Monday analysis; a mid-week shift in liquidity run character, for example, must be explicitly logged, not silently absorbed.
How does Weekly Context differ from the Weekly Delivery Model?⌄
Weekly Context is the ongoing, day-by-day tracking process (references, NDOGs, scenarios) refreshed continuously; the Weekly Delivery Model is the specific analytical process for establishing the dominant weekly target itself, using monthly/weekly liquidity and IPDA ranges.