Maine explains high timeframe acts as map showing price destination while daily bias shows turn-by-turn directions.

Same thing on the daily, highs and lows, equal highs, equal lows, this process doesn't take you very long, right? You're just marking out where the high timeframe liquidity pools could be. The high timeframe always acts kind of as that map, right? So before we worry about our daily bias, our daily bias is the turns you're taking in the car on a turn by turn basis, right? I'm going right here, left there. The high timeframe is the destination. Where are we actually going, right? Where's the end result? Where's the magnet for price? Is it above us? Is it below us? Now, why is this so important? Well, that stat that I gave you at the start of the episode, four out of five days, the current daily candle will take out the priors day, high or low.