12 Questions
The market aims to do two things: 1.Delivering ______ and 2 rebalancing areas of imbalance.
liquidity
The quarterly shifts is looking at the time and ______ on a yearly level.
price
If you want to know where the algorithm wants to move towards you would then need to know what the ______ float is.
open
When lows are being attacked and highs ______ we are bearish.
respected
The ______ is the biggest driver for the DXY aka USD, it is at the first Friday of every month.
NFP
The killzones are time and ______ on a intra day level.
price
What are the two main objectives of the market?
Delivering liquidity and rebalancing areas of imbalance.
How are the quarterly shifts divided in the DXY?
The quarterly shifts are divided into four periods: December 1st to March 1st, March 1st to June 1st, June 1st to September 1st, and September 1st to December 1st.
What typically occurs at the start of most quarters in the market?
A significant move up or down often occurs at the start of most quarters.
What does the open float represent in the market?
The open interest in the market.
What is the significance of the NFP report in the DXY?
The NFP is the biggest driver for the DXY, and it is released on the first Friday of every month.
What can be inferred when lows are being attacked and highs are respected in the market?
The market is bearish.
Study Notes
Market Objectives
- The market aims to achieve two primary goals: delivering liquidity and rebalancing areas of imbalance.
Quarterly Shifts
- Quarterly shifts occur on a yearly level, with specific time frames marked out:
- December 1st to March 1st
- March 1st to June 1st
- June 1st to September 1st
- September 1st to December 1st
Intra-Day Level: Killzones
- Killzones refer to specific time and price levels on an intra-day basis.
Trading Insights
- At the start of most quarters, significant market moves up or down can occur.
- Retracements often take place at the middle of the quarterly shift.
- Pay attention to the current month within the quarterly shift.
Trader's Role
- Collect data from the market and place trades based on findings.
Open Float and Market Sentiment
- Open float refers to the open interest in the market.
- Open float indicates what the market wants to sweep or disrespect.
- If lows are being attacked and highs respected, the market sentiment is bearish.
Quarterly Shift and Algorithm Direction
- When a quarterly shift occurs, the algorithm will shift and turn direction.
NFP and DXY
- NFP (Non-Farm Payrolls) is the biggest driver for the DXY (US Dollar).
- NFP is released on the first Friday of every month.
Market Objectives
- The market aims to achieve two primary goals: delivering liquidity and rebalancing areas of imbalance.
Quarterly Shifts
- Quarterly shifts occur on a yearly level, with specific time frames marked out:
- December 1st to March 1st
- March 1st to June 1st
- June 1st to September 1st
- September 1st to December 1st
Intra-Day Level: Killzones
- Killzones refer to specific time and price levels on an intra-day basis.
Trading Insights
- At the start of most quarters, significant market moves up or down can occur.
- Retracements often take place at the middle of the quarterly shift.
- Pay attention to the current month within the quarterly shift.
Trader's Role
- Collect data from the market and place trades based on findings.
Open Float and Market Sentiment
- Open float refers to the open interest in the market.
- Open float indicates what the market wants to sweep or disrespect.
- If lows are being attacked and highs respected, the market sentiment is bearish.
Quarterly Shift and Algorithm Direction
- When a quarterly shift occurs, the algorithm will shift and turn direction.
NFP and DXY
- NFP (Non-Farm Payrolls) is the biggest driver for the DXY (US Dollar).
- NFP is released on the first Friday of every month.
This quiz tests your understanding of market objectives, quarterly shifts and intra-day trading insights, including concepts like delivering liquidity and rebalancing areas of imbalance.
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