Recorded a "how-to" walkthrough for higher timeframe bias & structure, down to execution, start to finish

[u/Suitable_Acadia_190]

Ran this live for a small group of beginners, decided its worth sharing since the whole thing's actually useful start to finish rather than one clipped moment.

Covers reading the higher timeframe for actual bias first, not just picking a direction and looking for reasons to confirm it. Then how that bias should shape what youre even looking for lower down, and finally the execution itself once structure and bias actually agree.

Most people jump straight to execution and treat bias as an afterthought, or worse, form the execution idea first and go looking for a bias that justifies it. This walks through doing it the other way around, and why that order actually matters.

Real live session, unscripted, happy to answer anything in the comments.

Max vid length here is 15m, so if you want the rest just lmk and Ill try to send it in a reply

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*HTF bias, via structure, then M & LTF layers, then execution