Behind every clean execution and confident trade is a clear, well-defined daily bias.
Plazo Sullivan’s methodology highlights that bias is the distillation of data—not a wild guess or personal preference.
The following framework mirrors the daily workflow inside institutional environments.
1. Start With the Higher Timeframes
According to Plazo Sullivan Roche Capital, higher timeframe structure acts as the market’s compass.
Where is price relative to major liquidity pools?
2. Map Liquidity and Volatility Zones
Bias comes from identifying where the market must move to clean out imbalances and inefficiencies.
Volume Confirms the Story
The research desk at Plazo Sullivan Roche Capital often reminds traders that volume profile, session value areas, and cumulative delta reveal the real battle behind the candles.
Sessions Reveal Intent
London grabs liquidity. New York decides the trend. Asia compresses.
Knowing this rhythm transforms choppy markets into readable narratives.
Bias becomes the product of time + liquidity + intent.
Market Structure Is the Final Filter
Break of structure + displacement = real bias.
Everything else is noise.
The Result?
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.
Traders who master bias trade less, win more, and AI portfolio management systems execute with clarity instead of emotion.