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The Sunday Prep: Setting Your Weekly Bias with AI

The pros use Sunday to find their Bias. By using AI to analyze weekly chart structures, you can determine if you should be a Buyer or a Seller before the first tick of the clock.

The Sunday Prep: Setting Your Weekly Bias with AI
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The Sunday Prep: Setting Your Weekly Bias with AI

Most traders fail because they enter the New York Open on Monday with zero plan. They see a green candle and buy; they see a red candle and sell. By the time they realize the trend, they’ve already been "wicked out" by Monday's initial volatility.

The pros use Sunday to find their Bias. By using AI to analyze weekly chart structures, you can determine if you should be a Buyer or a Seller before the first tick of the clock.

1. The Power of the "Weekly Close"

The weekly candle is the most honest candle on the chart. It filters out the "noise" of mid-week news and shows where the Big Money actually settled.

  • Did Gold close above a major resistance level?

  • Did the US30 leave a massive Fair Value Gap (FVG) behind?

  • Is the NASDAQ showing a SMT Divergence against the Dow?

Our AI scans these high-timeframe structures to see if the market is "overextended" or "primed for a breakout." Setting your bias on Sunday means you won't be fooled by a small 5-minute pullback on Monday morning.

2. Using AI to Spot Divergence

One of the most powerful "hidden" signals is the divergence between correlated assets. During your Sunday Prep, our AI tools look for:

  • DXY Correlation: If the US Dollar Index is hitting a major weekly supply zone, the AI might suggest a "Bullish Bias" for Gold ($XAU/USD$), even if the Gold chart looks messy.

  • NAS vs. US30: If the NASDAQ is making new highs but the US30 is failing to follow, the AI flags a "Smart Money Divergence," warning you that a reversal might be coming.

3. Creating Your "Monday Battle Plan"

A successful Sunday Prep with AI Trade Ideas follows this 3-step checklist:

  1. Identify the Liquidity: Where are the "Buy Side" and "Sell Side" liquidity pools? The AI highlights these "magnetic" zones where price is likely to be drawn.

  2. Check the News Calendar: AI integrates the upcoming high-impact folders ($NFP, CPI, FOMC$). If a major report is due Wednesday, the AI may predict a "consolidating" Monday.

  3. Confirm the Bias: Run your Sunday analysis through the AI Trade Ideas Dashboard. If your manual analysis says "Buy" and the AI confirms "Bullish Structural Alignment," you have a high-confluence setup for Monday.

The Goal: Peace of Mind

When you have a weekly bias, you don't panic. If your bias is Bullish and Monday opens with a drop, you don't sell in fear—you look for a "discounted" entry because you know the higher-timeframe structure is still on your side.

Don't start your week on your heels. Start it with a Co-Pilot.

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