Mark PDH/PDL/OPEN, box 7–10 ET, and set the Scroll Line from the first 30-minute close. Closes > wicks.
Watch once, then follow the bullets and click next.
We trade inside a defined session because that’s where liquidity concentrates, structures are clean, and probabilities are repeatable. The 7–10 ET overlap is where London hands the book to New York—often the day’s clearest impulse→pullback→decision prints.
ET is the logic baseline; convert to your local execution.
The rails are the fixed references that shape the day’s story. They don’t predict— they give you context for every push and pull: continuation above PDH, failure beneath PDL, and the OPEN as the daily anchor.
Manual setup (TradingView)
Advanced: auto-draw with our Pine
Pine Editor → paste → save → add to chart.
The Scroll Line is the close of the first 30 minutes of your active window (e.g., inside 7–10 ET). We wait for the close because closes carry authority; wicks are only probes.
Example: If the first 30m candle closes at 3.5572, that’s your Scroll Line for the day.
Close = authority. Probes (wicks) don’t decide; closes do.
Bodies decide. Wicks are probes. We trade the close.