Slow start to the trading week. I’m still leaning toward a bullish outlook for the US Dollar Index (DXY) overall, but today’s price action hasn’t aligned with that narrative so far. At this stage, I’m viewing today’s Price Action (PA) as potential early-week manipulation — choppy, directionless movement designed to trap traders in low-clarity conditions before liquidity is swept and a more decisive move unfolds. This type of environment often builds fuel for the real expansion later in the week. ⚠️📉📈 Patience is critical here. Forcing trades simply because they match our bias can be costly, especially in manipulated or range-bound markets. Let the market confirm its intention first — discipline, selectivity, and timing matter far more than being early. ⏳🎯

Due to the United States and Canada starting Daylight Saving Time today, while the UK does not change until 29th March, the New York trading window will temporarily shift. Normally, our KTW for the New York session is between the hours of 2:00–3:00 PM (UK time). However, until 29th March, the KTW will move forward by one hour, meaning the trading window will be 1:00–2:00 PM (UK time). After 29th March, the schedule will return to the usual 2:00–3:00 PM (UK time).