Strategy rules.
Complete execution model.
JDun Trades publicly describes himself as a Volume Price Analysis and price-action trader and repeatedly centers his live morning work on NQ. His documented ORB lesson maps the wick high and wick low of the first three five-minute candles after the 9:30 ET cash open, creating a fixed fifteen-minute opening range. He does not normally trade inside that window. For a long, the next requirement is a complete five-minute candle close above the opening-range high; a wick through the level is not enough. The execution then moves to the one-minute chart rather than chasing the breakout. Price must revisit the fifteen-minute high, show that the broken level is holding, and produce a bullish response whose volume confirms buyer participation. The BUY model enters when the first valid retest candle's high is broken after that confirmation. Structural risk sits below the retest wick or body, whichever invalidates the hold, rather than automatically below the entire opening range. The first objective is the next pre-market or higher-timeframe liquidity level, with a fixed 2R cap for a prop-compatible implementation. JDun also publishes a separate five-minute Reverse ORB variation and uses hourly and four-hour confluence in his broader VPA process; those discretionary filters are acknowledged but are not silently invented here.
Strategy logic · entry, invalidation and objective map.
