authorship — in the hardest liquidity regime the market has 149/159
Calling a burst in the midnight futures session is one of the hardest things you can do in market.
Liquidity is thin, books are shallow, spreads widen, and one wrong read can slip you 4–8 points instantly.
There’s no crowd to hide behind, no flow you can “blend into,” no institutional volume to smooth out errors. Every matters at that hour.
And yet, that’s exactly when I signaled the burst.
In an environment where most professionals refuse to touch size, and algos throttle risk parameters to minimum, I identified called my shot - where variance would collapse and a vertical expansion would fire - to keep the market higher.
That’s not luck, timing, or guesswork.