Combining high timeframe liquidity with daily candle close position creates high-probability daily bias.

And what it also tells you is if the candle closes in the middle, we're nowhere near the upper or lower 10%, we might not have a clear and obvious daily bias that day. It might mean do nothing. We're going to get more into that scenario a little later. But again here, I'm just backing up stuff that we already know. Where's our high timeframe liquidity draw? OK, well, where are we in the current daily candle? Did we just take out the prior day's lower high? I'm now adding data behind these concepts that you already know. If we close in the upper 10% threshold of the daily candle, the next day has a very high likelihood of taking out that high. That could be your bias sorted for scalping, like right then and there. And it makes sense logically as well.