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I like that, in addition to a bias chart, you also have a continuation chart and a reversal chart.
Do you mind explaining what exactly the difference is and how you use them?
watch 1313.9, 1316-1317.6 for sellers. If that zone doesn't hold, look for GC to test ~1319.6 and yesterday's hi ~1324. I would expect a test of yest. low at 1308.1 and maybe settling at 1302.7-1304.5
I really do not need both charts, continuation and reversal. I use them to keep my focus on a directional bias. The "trade bias chart" is simple. If price is below the yellow zone, the market is bearish. If there is more than one yellow zone above, then sellers would have a second chance to defend. They gray zone means that price could be short-term exhausted and you may get a retracement
FOMC today at 1:00 pm (CT). No trades heading into that news event 10-15min before. Wait at least that after the announcement. Let the market settle. Yesterday was an inside day. Today is testing the "upper half" of yesterday. Limited opportunities in the a.m
