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Daily bias is built from three core components
  • Bamber defines daily bias as a combination of market structure (bullish/bearish, higher highs/lows), the location of liquidity draws, and whether the price has entered a PD race.
  • When these three align, the trader can confidently locate the draw and plan entries.
  • This framework works on any timeframe but is typically applied on the daily chart before drilling down to H1 and M15 for execution.
Michael BamberTitans Of Tomorrow00:12:34

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Daily bias is made up of three things. Market structure. Are we bullish or bearish? Draw in liquidity to support price. Then understanding have we tapped into a PD race... Michael Bamber
If we're in a bullish market, forming higher highs, higher lows, where's the draw in liquidity that I'm targeting? and then understanding have we tapped into a PD race... Michael Bamber

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Daily Bias Framework

A three-pillared daily bias--market structure, liquidity draw, and price-direction (PD) race--guides trade selection. Aligning higher-time-frame bias with lower-time-frame order flow filters out noise and improves win rates.

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