Grade trades higher if reversals occur during kill zones vs. random times; better quality setups.

Number two, and I've kind of mentioned this a little bit already, grades your trades. If you remember from the order block and fair value gap episode, how do you know which one to use? Time and price can actually help you make that distinction. Is price going to reverse at the order block? Or is it going to reverse at the fair value gap? Well, if it hits the fair value gap in the middle of the night, but then trades into the order block during the kill zone, that might be a better graded trade. An SFP, a liquidity sweep that occurs during the lending kill zone, that's potentially more likely the manipulation for that daily AMD. That's a better graded trade than a random sweep that happens in the middle of the night. So this is kind of another way to actually apply it.