In the world of professional trading, the ability to determine the daily bias isn’t just a competitive edge—it’s a survival skill.
Plazo Sullivan’s methodology highlights that bias is the distillation of data—not a wild guess or personal preference.
Below is the same decision model used by top-tier analysts.
Higher Timeframes Come First
Institutions establish bias from the weekly and daily charts long before touching intraday timeframes.
Are we near previous week’s high or low?
Liquidity Dictates Direction
You’re not predicting; you’re following the path of least resistance.
3. Study Volume Profile and Cumulative Delta
Volume is the lie detector of price action.
4. Align With Session Tendencies
London grabs liquidity. New York decides the trend. Asia compresses.
Knowing this rhythm transforms choppy markets into here readable narratives.
Bias becomes the product of time + liquidity + intent.
5. Confirm Bias With Market Structure
Break of structure + displacement = real bias.
Everything else is noise.
The Bias Advantage
When you stack higher timeframe structure, liquidity, volume behavior, and session characteristics, you arrive at the same conclusion professionals at Plazo Sullivan Roche Capital do every morning:
daily bias is a roadmap—not a prediction, but a probability model grounded in evidence.
Once you lock in your daily bias, your trades become targeted, intentional, and precise.