NASDAQ FUTURES $NQ DAILY BIAS Going into Thursday I'm bullish bigger timeframe, but would like to see the market dip into this 1h FVG to find a long There may be a potential short from this area to the 1h FVG, but overall I think waiting for longs out of the 1h is the play In this case the draw on liquidity would become london high and all time high ... AGAIN

NASDAQ FUTURES $NQ DAILY BIAS Going into Wednesday I'm bullish as long as we are holding this 1h bullish FVG Would love to see us tap further into it and hit that order block as well, but I will be looking for longs from this area If we run through this gap to the downside I will expect asia low to get traded to and I will look to trade short to there

NASDAQ FUTURES $NQ DAILY BIAS Going into Tuesday I'm watching this 15m bullish FVG, if we can hold this I'll be bullish to the london high and 1h bearish FVG If we drill into open I'll look for the 4h FVG sitting below us to tap into and be bullish from there

NASDAQ FUTURES $NQ DAILY BIAS Going into Monday we have a nice range built from overnight and are holding this 1h bullish order block If we continue to hold this I think we maybe sweep asia low and then try and move higher If we sell off this morning I'll be looking for the 4h FVG drawn on the chart to get tapped into and I would look for a short into that gap Let's see what we do from this consolidation area

NASDAQ FUTURES $NQ DAILY BIAS Going into Friday we just took out all time highs and have come right back into the range testing this 5m FVG There are no higher timeframe FVGs to be found in this area as of now, but into 10am ET we should see a 4h FVG open below us which I think would become the draw on liquidity If we continue to hold lower timeframe order flow and pump over these highs I won't have much to do except try and play continuation to the upside if it's presented If we can run through this 5m FVG to the downside I'd look for london low to get ran to A weird looking morning where I'm more neutral going into the morning and waiting for price to show me more

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