Master the art of pattern recognition using yesterday's New York close
to predict today's market behavior
The New York session is the last major session of the trading day. How it closes sets the tone for the next day's Asian open and often determines the overall market bias.
Key Concept: Smart money positions are established during NY session. The direction and strength of NY close tells you what institutional traders are thinking.
Your Edge: By analyzing previous day NY, you can anticipate which patterns are most likely to play out, giving you a significant advantage.
Question: Did previous day NY close strong UP, strong DOWN, or range-bound?
Question: Did Asian continue the direction, reverse it, or consolidate?
Action: Match the combination to one of the 16 patterns below
Execution: Trade the pattern during the appropriate kill zone
Confused between similar patterns? Here's how to choose:
Use when: London opens and THEN sweeps
Use when: Sweep happened BEFORE London opens
Quick Check: Look at price when London opens (06:00 UTC). Already swept and reversed? = Pattern #17. Still in range? = Pattern #4 likely.
Use when: Clean single reversal expected
Use when: Choppy/indecisive market
Quick Check: Strong trend? = Pattern #1. Choppy/ranging? = Pattern #5 more likely.
Use when: Strong news or breakout
Use when: Major events or strong catalyst
Quick Check: Small pullbacks? = Pattern #2. No pullbacks at all? = Pattern #6 (rarer).
Use when: Range for several hours
Use when: Very tight range, coiling
Quick Check: Normal range width? = Pattern #8. Extremely tight range? = Pattern #10.
1. Context is King: Always check higher timeframes (4H, Daily) to understand the bigger picture.
2. Combine Signals: Use multiple confirmations - previous NY direction + Asian behavior + order flow.
3. Probability Stacking: Higher probability patterns (75%+) should get more size and confidence.
4. Know Your Patterns: Master 2-3 patterns first before trading all 16. Quality over quantity.
5. Journal Everything: Track which patterns work best for your trading style and timezone.
6. Market Conditions: Some patterns work better in trending markets, others in ranging markets.
7. News Awareness: Major news can override patterns. Check economic calendar daily.
8. Risk Management: Never risk more than 1-2% per trade, regardless of pattern confidence.
Master previous day NY analysis for better pattern selection
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