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Daily bias acts as a filter for point‑of‑interest (POI) selection
  • When a POI appears, Bamber first checks if it sits within the daily bias zone.
  • If the POI conflicts with the bias, he treats it as a trap and avoids the trade.
  • This step ensures that the trade’s risk‑reward aligns with the broader market direction, improving consistency.
Michael BamberTitans Of Tomorrow00:12:31

Supporting quotes

“If you're inside a point of interest, if you're in no man's land, what is your framework?” — Host
“If you're in a pullback phase on the daily... you know the market's not going to move in one direction, but as soon as we start showing signs of topping out...” — 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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