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DXY surged after the news, sending metals, NAS and ES sharply lower. The key question was whether this was a trap or a continuation.

My preferred scenario was continuation, but the move was already deep. I waited for the traps and entries we discussed.

NAS gave multiple continuation traps. I entered at 10:05 and 10:35, targeting OD1x. It was slow and choppy, but finally reached the target just after the 11:00 rotation. 120 points, +3.5R across two positions.

In parallel, I shorted Silver after the opening trap and Open Box breakdown. Entries at 10:00 and 10:35, cut after the 11:00 rotation. 350 points, +2.5R across two positions.

Selling the lows feels uncomfortable. That makes the question useful: who is buying here, and who is paying for your trade?

The continuation played out today. Whether the whole move now becomes a trap and locks in a low remains open.

Watch the session on the channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ix7eU9D_kk0

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NAS – Is the Low In?

Will CPI trap shorts or trigger the next breakdown?

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Here a short introduction to the 3 major Plays:

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The MTF System

The MTF System is a discretionary multi-timeframe market structure framework focused on alignment, timing and trapped positioning.

The framework is heavily influenced by the work of Stacey Burke and James Dalton, combining multi-timeframe context, auction principles and time-based execution into a highly selective decision-making process.

It focuses on three recurring market plays, each executed through the same three-step framework:

Context → Setup → Entry

Plays

• Trend Continuations after pullbacks or trapped positioning

• Parabolic Expansions following periods of compression and imbalance

• Reversals after exhaustion, failed continuation or structural breakdown

Context

The foundation is multi-timeframe alignment across the monthly, weekly and daily structure.

This provides the directional context and helps identify whether the market is trending, balanced or exhausted. Rather than predicting direction, the objective is to identify which type of opportunity is most likely to develop.

Setup

Within that context, I focus on key structural reference points such as previous highs, lows and closes, as well as session-based market structure through the 9-1-5 framework.

These levels help identify where opportunities are likely to develop and which side of the market is vulnerable.

Entry

Execution is built around timing and trapped positioning.

Using the Open Box framework, I look for situations where traders become committed on the wrong side of the market around important time and price levels. These positioning failures often provide the catalyst for the next directional move.

Philosophy

The framework is highly mechanical in preparation and analysis, but discretionary in execution.

The objective is not to predict the market, but to identify favorable conditions, wait for alignment, and participate only when context, structure, timing and positioning come together.