https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVVmS0de0g0

Michael reviews his NASDAQ trades and explains a method built around price action, rather than volume indicators or news. He identifies a lower opening gap, reads price’s failure to reach key gap levels as bearish, and watches for a move toward a prior daily low and related liquidity levels. After price reaches that area during a scheduled “macro” time window and fails to hold below it, he treats the response as bullish and enters long, targeting nearby highs and the session’s opening price. He later exits most of the position as price stalls near resistance, with the remainder stopped out.

His main points are to combine time, market context, liquidity, gaps, and candle behavior; plan for likely moves instead of reacting to them; and keep chart analysis focused on open, high, low, and close. He argues that macro windows help anticipate when price may move, while cautioning that beginners may find Monday sessions harder to trade.