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8am Sniper

How 8am Sniper works

The indicator marks the high, low, and dotted midline of the 8:00–9:00 ET candle.
The lines lock in at 9:00 and extend to 16:00 ET.
Everything else is measured against these three lines.

Signal 1: Breakout (BUY BO / SELL BO), 9:30–16:00 ET

Fires when a 1-minute candle closes outside the range, coming from inside.
That candle’s volume must be above its 20-bar average.
It tells you price has accepted outside the range with real participation.

Signal 2: Reclaim (BUY RC / SELL RC), 9:30–16:00 ET

Fires when price had closed outside the range and a candle closes back inside on above-average volume.
It tells you the breakout failed and trapped traders are now on the wrong side.

Signal 3: Reversal (Reversal Buy / Reversal Sell), all sessions

On the 15-minute chart, it looks for a doji (body 10% or less of the candle’s range) that forms after a trend.
Once the doji closes, a line is drawn at its high (for a buy) or low (for a sell).
The signal fires when a 1-minute candle closes through that line within the next two 15-minute candles.
If price closes through the other side of the doji first, the setup is cancelled.

All signals fire on a closed candle. When you set alerts, choose “Once Per Bar Close” so you don’t get alerts that disappear mid-candle.

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The strongest setups

These follow your approach of trading sweeps and reversals with a 40-point max target.

1. Sweep and reclaim (your highest-conviction setup)

Setup: Price breaks the 8AM high or low, runs a key level beyond it (prior-day high or low, overnight high or low, or an obvious swing), then prints RC back inside.
Entry: On the RC candle close.
Stop: Just beyond the sweep wick.
Target: The midline first, then the opposite side of the range if it’s within 40 points.
Why it works: Breakout traders are trapped, and their stops fuel the move back through the range.

2. Reversal plus reclaim stacking (double confirmation)

Setup: A Reversal Buy fires near or below the 8AM low and is followed by a BUY RC, or the mirror for sells. Your 10:30 screenshot shows exactly this.
Why it’s strong: When two independent signals agree, the 15-minute doji shows the trend exhausted and the RC shows price was accepted back into the range.
Entry: On the first signal, adding on the second, or simply on the second for confirmation.
Stop: Below the doji low (for buys).

3. Clean breakout with room

Setup: A BO fires with no key level within 40 points in the direction of the trade.
Entry: On the BO close, or on a retest of the broken 8AM line that holds.
Stop: Back inside the range, past the breakout candle.
Best when: The 8AM range is relatively tight, meaning price compressed before the open.

4. Midline reaction

After an RC, the midline is the first decision point.
A clean push through the midline on strong candles often runs to the far side of the range.
A rejection at the midline is a good spot to take profit.

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Setups to skip

Chop: a BO followed quickly by an opposite RC, like your 10:00 BUY BO and SELL RC. If both sides have already been triggered, the range is being chopped. Stand aside or only take the cleanest reclaim.
Breaking into a wall: a BO where a key level sits less than 40 points away. Your target is blocked before it starts.
Midday lull: signals roughly 11:30–13:30 ET, when volume typically dries up and above-average volume is easier to hit on small moves.
Overnight Reversal signals: they’re valid, but liquidity is thinner, so consider smaller size.
Fighting a fresh signal: taking a trade against a signal that just fired the other way within the last few candles.

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