Welcome to today’s market open analysis for February 27th. As always, please remember that trading carries significant risk—only trade with funds you can afford to lose.
Utilizing the Sonic Trading System, we detected a short signal during the pre-market session that yielded positive results. While the market open attracts many traders, the heightened volatility during this time makes it a risky window for entry.
At the market open, a long signal was generated at 59 9875. Instead of taking this entry immediately, I applied the 50/50 rule, waiting for a more favorable price that improved the risk-to-reward ratio. This strategic patience ensures the reward potential surpasses the associated risk, a key principle for consistent trading.
Had I entered at the initial price, the profit target would have remained constant, but the downside risk would have increased. By holding out, I secured a more balanced trade setup.
When trading the market open, always assess:
With the Sonic System, I set my profit target at 1x ATR, tailoring the target to current market conditions.
Alongside the Sonic System, I implement the At the Open Method, a tried-and-true strategy we’ve refined for over 20 years. When signals from both methods align within a few minutes, they create higher probability trade opportunities.
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