{ "name": "overnight_high_low_reversal", "source": "Trading the Open / George Kleinman (commodity futures) and common intraday mean-reversion literature", "type": "entry_engine", "rule": "Enter short if price at the London open (07:00 UTC) is above the prior London session's high (using 07:00-16:00 UTC sessions) by more than 0.25 ATR (14-period on current timeframe), and the first 30-minute candle after London open closes bearish; place stop at swing high of that 30-minute candle, target prior London session midpoint.", "pseudocode": "prior_session_high = highest(high, session 07:00-16:00 prev day)_session_midpoint = (prior_session_high + lowest(low, same session))/2 current_time == 07:00 and open_price > prior_session_high + 0.25*ATR14: wait for first 30-min candle close if close < open of that candle: # bearish close short_entry = close stop = high of that 30-min candle target = prior_session_midpoint execute short", "wh Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com
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