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we found a new IB range. it's from 2-3PM ET. here's how to trade it, with entries, stops, and targets backed by data on $ES and $NQ:
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if you trade the 5min ORB on Fridays, this stat is hard to ignore… over the last 6 months on $NQ: → 68% of Fridays broke both sides of the 9:30–9:35 ORB → 20% broke only the high → 12% broke only the low takeaway: high breaks first = look for a reversal to target the low low breaks first = look for a reversal to target the high Friday’s 5min ORB has been a double-break setup nearly 7 out of 10 times.
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this is exactly what the discovery feature is good for… 724 outcomes scanned, and it found a 91% Friday afternoon IB stat:
Trading $NQ this Friday afternoon? You need to know this: I scanned 724 outcomes on @edgeful and this was one of the strongest patterns that showed up: → Over the last 6 months, the 2–3PM Initial Balance broke to only one side 91% of the time on Fridays. 22-day sample. Meaning once one side breaks today, seeing the other side break has historically been pretty rare. Definitely something worth keeping in mind into the close.
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Opus 5.5 analyzed the NY session IB correlation between $NQ and $ES, check it out: → NQ breaks IB high first → ES takes its IB high 82.7% of the time → NQ breaks IB low first → ES takes its IB low 79.3% of the time → ES breaks IB high first → NQ takes its IB high 75.9% of the time → ES breaks IB low first → NQ takes its IB low 76.0% of the time that's across 755 days since September 2022. so if NQ breaks its IB high while ES is still sitting inside its range... historically, ES has been far more likely to break its high next than its low. a pretty interesting piece of context to have on the screen when one market starts leading the other.
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if you trade the $NQ IB on Fridays, this stat gives you a pretty clear expectation for the day… over the last 6 months: → 72% of Fridays broke only one side of the 9:30–10:30 IB → 24% broke both sides → only 4% stayed inside the range takeaway: whichever side of the IB breaks first, look for continuation in that direction… single break has been the outcome nearly 3 out of 4 times.
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here is an example of the IB single break today… once the IB high breaks, look for continuation longs:
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4 wins, 0 losses using the same ORB idea… when your setup lines up with an 80% stat… you know it's a good trade:
4 wins / 0 Loss The 1:1 RR ORB strategy IS INSANE WOW Mark the range formed between 9:30AM – 9:45AM EST (Opening range / ORB) • If the ORB low forms first → target the ORB high What is ORB? ORB = opening range breakout (the first 15 min candle of New York Open) 6 months NQ Stats via @edgeful • ORB low forms first + aggressive buying → 80% probability of sweeping the high
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this is a great example of using a bigger range to simplify the day… 4-hour IB breaks one side 74% of the time, so once the low breaks first, you’ve got a clear reason to stay bearish:
Getting chopped up by the market this week? Zoom out and understand the daily direction first. One simple way I’ve been doing this on Gold is by tracking the direction of the 4-hour ranges. The 18:00–22:00 (ET) range has a 75% chance of only breaking one side. Today the low broke first → bearish bias. So today, a simple plan: Wait for the pullback to 50%, then look for continuation towards the 50% extension. Aiming for around 2R Nothing complicated — just using the data to help establish direction and following the trend. I've been on my honeymoon the last couple of weeks so apologies if I have been a little absent. Ready to get back to the grind 🔥 Data: @edgeful
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this is one of the biggest advantages of running algos… your internet can die, you can be away from the screen, and the strategy still does its job:
Bad WiFi has been a nightmare while travelling. My algos couldn’t care less 🤣 Another $200 with no internet needed. Big W for having @edgeful algos in the trading portfolio.
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if you trade the 5min ORB on Fridays, this stat is hard to ignore… over the last 6 months on $NQ: → 68% of Fridays broke both sides of the 9:30–9:35 ORB → 20% broke only the high → 12% broke only the low takeaway: high breaks first = look for a reversal to target the low low breaks first = look for a reversal to target the high Friday’s 5min ORB has been a double-break setup nearly 7 out of 10 times.
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here is an example from today… ORB high breaks first = target a reversal to ORB low
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if $NQ opens inside yesterday’s range, it usually doesn’t stay there… over the last 6 months: → 83.58% of inside-bar days broke out of yesterday’s range → only 16.42% stayed completely inside → 56 of 67 sessions eventually took out one side takeaway: inside bar at the open = be looking for a break of previous days high or low historically, $NQ has broken out of the previous day’s range more than 8 out of 10 times.
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$21,430 profit from a fully automated $GC engulfing candle algo… check it out: over the last 6 months: → $21,430 net profit → 67.9% win rate → 2.29 profit factor → 56 trades → -$4,430 max drawdown then on untouched holdout data: → 80.0% win rate → 6.58 profit factor → $5,920 out-of-sample profit takeaway: the backtest was already strong, but the unseen data came in even better. now the question is whether those holdout numbers keep improving as more trades come in…
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Opus 5.5 analyzed the NY session IB correlation between $NQ and $ES, check it out: → NQ breaks IB high first → ES takes its IB high 82.7% of the time → NQ breaks IB low first → ES takes its IB low 79.3% of the time → ES breaks IB high first → NQ takes its IB high 75.9% of the time → ES breaks IB low first → NQ takes its IB low 76.0% of the time that's across 755 days since September 2022. so if NQ breaks its IB high while ES is still sitting inside its range... historically, ES has been far more likely to break its high next than its low. a pretty interesting piece of context to have on the screen when one market starts leading the other.
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