Clear daily bias requires multiple aligned factors; no bias when yesterday's close at midrange.

So each of these things on their own is not enough, but when you combine them all together, along with your top down analysis, that's all you're really doing here. And then looking for your trade trigger here, it's now backed up by data. It's backed up by stats and you have found yourself a high probability turning point in the market. Now, the opposite of this is when we have no bias, right? So it's very clear when we have a bias. We know where yesterday's candle closed within its range. We know whether the prior day's lower high is intact. And then you combine that with all the stuff above. Are we in a premium, a discount, et cetera, et cetera? You have now a clear reason to have a bullish daily bias on this trading day. But there's going to be periods of time where there's no bias and that quite simply is when the yesterday's candle closed right in the middle of its range.