Globex Session, Price Action, Trendline

Discover a price action strategy for NAS100, SP500, and Dow Jones. Identify liquidity zones using Globex sessions and confirm entries on 1-min charts.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Price Action

Part of: Trendline Trading

  • Methodology: Price Action
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: 15 minutes (for marking zones), 5 minutes (for marking zones), 1 minute (for entry confirmation)
  • Markets: NAS100, SP500, Dow Jones

Source video

Decoded from: 👑ESTRATEGIA NAS100 para New York👑! FACIL Y CLARA (CRECE TUS CUENTAS O PASA PRUEBAS DE FONDEO) by Ant Finances — watch the original

Strategy overview

A trendline is a sloped reference drawn through successive highs or lows to track the angle at which a market is advancing or retreating. What separates this entry from the rest of the trendline catalogue is not how the lines are drawn but *when* — it is tagged to the Globex session, the overnight electronic session that trades before the New York cash open, and aimed at a single instrument: the NAS100.

That pairing carries a real consequence. Structure that forms on Globex is built in thin, largely non-US participation: fewer participants, wider spreads, ranges that can drift for hours without meaningful volume behind them. When New York opens, that overnight structure meets the largest volume influx of the day in a matter of minutes. A trendline carried across that boundary is therefore a hypothesis rather than a level — it asks whether reference points priced by the overnight book survive contact with cash-session participation, or get erased in the first impulse. This is also why a session-anchored approach is instrument-specific by design: Globex hours belong to CME index futures, and the session anatomy behind them does not port unchanged to a market with a different clock.

The source is Ant Finances' Spanish-language video "ESTRATEGIA NAS100 para New York", presented as a session playbook for the New York open rather than a general price action tutorial. No rule set has been extracted for this entry, so this page does not reconstruct entries, exits or invalidation logic — it catalogues the concept, the session frame and the source so you can go to the video for the operational detail.

Topics

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Globex session and why does it matter for NAS100 traders?

Globex is CME's electronic trading platform, and traders typically use "the Globex session" to mean the overnight hours that trade before the New York cash open. It matters because Nasdaq-100 futures keep printing highs, lows and ranges through the night on much thinner participation, producing structure that the New York open then has to accept or reject.

Is a trendline drawn during Globex the same as one drawn during regular hours?

Mechanically yes, contextually no. A line built overnight is anchored to prices set by a smaller, quieter book; a line built during the New York session is anchored to prices set under full participation. The same slope can mean very different things depending on which liquidity regime formed it.

Does this entry include the exact rules from the video?

No. No rule set has been extracted for this strategy, so Strategy Decoder catalogues it by concept, session frame, methodology and source video rather than publishing a rule-by-rule breakdown. For the operational detail you would go to the original video.

Does a NAS100 session strategy transfer to other markets?

The underlying idea — overnight structure being tested at the cash open — generalises to any instrument with a distinct pre-open session, but the specifics do not. Session boundaries, typical overnight range size and open-volume behaviour differ by instrument, so anything session-anchored has to be re-examined rather than copied across.

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