Time filters trades and creates trading schedule. Killzone alignment qualifies ambiguous setups. Improves quality of life.

Is it testing this fair value gap during a Killzone or not? This can be something that disqualifies or qualifies ambiguous cases where you're not quite sure. And most importantly, in my opinion, it creates a schedule for you. You can do all of your setup before the active windows, depending on where you live, then you only need to really lock in during those Killzones to look for those setups and then you can live a life outside of trading. I have friends, these are tradfi traders, who only trade one setup at the New York Open. They're on their computer, actually trading for maybe an hour or two a day, okay? Where there's crypto guys who are 24, 7, 3, 6, 5, they're 22 years old, they look older than your boy. And it's gonna catch up to you. You're gonna burn out which can affect your decision making.