THE TRIPLE-INTEL SYSTEM™

Professional Trading Guide Utilizing 3 of Our Fund Grade Modules

COT + Bias Engine + IVRR Institutional Fusion

You will need our free AI modules:

https://www.plazosullivan.com/post/cme-commitment-of-traders

https://www.plazosullivan.com/post/the-oracle-fund-bias-engine

https://www.plazosullivan.com/post/ivrrs-ai-fund-grade

I. What This System Actually Is (and Why It Works So Well)

This hybrid is not a random mash-up of our AI modules—it's a three-layer confirmation stack that mirrors how institutional desks operate:

1. MARKET STATE (COT AMDE)

This gives you real-time conviction:

• Is delta expanding or weakening?

• Are we seeing aggressive absorption or initiative moves?

• Is volume confirming or contradicting price?

AMDE tells you whether the move is “real”—that’s the soul of institutional decision-making.

2. BIAS (Institutional Bias Engine)

This determines direction:

• Weekly → Daily → H4 directional alignment

• Structure, momentum, HTF displacement

• Whether the safest trades this session are long, short, or neutral

This prevents the cardinal sin: trading against the dominant side.

3. EXECUTION ZONE (IVRR)

This is your precision sniper tool:

• Dynamic ranges

• Implied range and kill-zone timing

• Session volume profile

• Institutional raid & reversion zones

• FVG / OB symmetry for entries

This tells you where to strike.

Combined → You get:

✔ Market conviction✔ Directional certainty✔ Surgical entries

That's how hedge funds remove guesswork.

You will get few trades- perhaps 2 or 3 per asset each week. But when you enter, you profit the way we do

This was an XAUUSD win for the week of November 24

These were from early in the month of November 2025

II. Core Logic of the Unified System

STEP 1 — Identify Dominant Bias (Weekly → Daily → H4)

Use the Bias Engine to classify current market state:

• BULLISH → Only look for long setups

• BEARISH → Only look for shorts

• NEUTRAL → Standby or scalp only if AMDE + IVRR agree perfectly

Why it matters:Institutions follow fractal directional consistency. This is the foundation.

STEP 2 — Analyze Real-Time Participation (AMDE)

Once directional bias is known, AMDE reveals whether the market is participating, absorbing, or faking that direction:

For longs, you want:

• Net positions and Open interest in the green and rising.

• Delta rising

• CVD + Volume rising

• Expansion on green impulse waves

• Weak delta retracements on pullbacks

For shorts, you want:

• Net positions and Open interest in the red and rising. 

• Delta falling

• CVD + Volume declining

• Strong negative impulse delta

• Weak corrective buying

Why it matters:This confirms that smart money is actually pushing in your direction—no more getting faked out by liquidity grabs.

STEP 3 — Map Your Execution Zone (IVRR)

Once you know direction and participation, you zoom into the sniper’s nest:

• Use session range lines

• Watch the implied range targets

• Identify imbalances (FVGs)

• Confirm within liquidity zones (PDH/PDL, AM/PM ranges)

• Enter only within dynamic range edges or after sweeps

Your entry should always coincide with a reversion or continuation signal:

Ideal long entries:

• Price sweeps a liquidity low (London/NY session)

• IVRR signals a valid FVG or OB

• AMDE delta flips positive

• Bias Engine is bullish

Ideal short entries:

• Price takes a session high

• IVRR marks FVG retest or OB shift

• AMDE delta flips negative

• Bias engine is bearish

You only take the shot when all three confirm.

III. What’s in It For You (WIIFY)

This is the part traders secretly care about.

✔ Drastically fewer losing trades

Because you only trade in the direction of:HTF bias + real-time liquidity flow + high-probability execution zones

✔ Eliminates 80% of fakeouts

AMDE filters out weak pushes and low-energy moves.

✔ Entries that feel “inevitable”

Taking trades exactly where institutions take theirs—FVGs, OBs, dynamic ranges.

✔ Zero confusion

The system tells you:

• When to stay flat

• When to stalk a trade

• When the market is “real” or “noise”

✔ Perfect for automation and for manual precision trading

Because each step is objective, rule-based, and not subject to bias.

IV. Best Time Frames

Here’s the hierarchy used by institutional traders:

BIAS:

• Weekly / Daily / H4

  
  

  (Your directional compass)

PARTICIPATION:

• 30m / 15m / 5m

  
  

  (Where AMDE shines)

EXECUTION:

• 5m / 3m / 1m

  
  

  (IVRR sniper zones)

Most profitable combination for humans:Daily/H4 bias → 15m AMDE → 5m execution

Most profitable combination for scalpers:H4/D1 bias → 5m AMDE → 1m execution

V. The BEST Analysis + Entry Model (The Triple Confluence Setup)

Below is the exact step-by-step entry playbook used by hedge fund traders, now streamlined for retail execution:

STEP 1 — Establish Bias (Weekly → Daily → H4)

Bullish:

• Higher highs, higher lows

• HTF displacement upward

• HTF FVG targets unfilled above

Bearish:

• Lower highs, lower lows

• HTF displacement downward

• Liquidity targets below

Rule:If Weekly + Daily disagree → only scalpIf Weekly + Daily + H4 agree → trend trade

STEP 2 — Confirm Real-Time Market Strength (AMDE)

FOR LONGS, require:

• Delta expansion > 0

• CVD rising

• Volume rising or steady

• Bullish displacement candle supported by volume

FOR SHORTS:

• Delta negative

• CVD falling

• Bearish displacement supported by volume

If delta contradicts bias → skip the trade.This is what saves accounts.

STEP 3 — Wait for Liquidity Event (IVRR)

Institutions need liquidity to fill orders.Your entries must follow one of these:

Valid liquidity events:

• Sweep of London low/high

• Sweep of session mid-point

• Sweep of PDH/PDL

• Range edge raid (IVRR zones)

• FVG / OB forming after sweep

No sweep = no entry.This is the knife hedge funds use to cut retail traders out.

STEP 4 — Execute at the Optimal Zone

Using IVRR’s precision signals:

Long Entry:

• Sweep → FVG → AMDE delta flips → Enter

• Stop goes under the sweep candle

• Target is session range midline or opposite imbalance

Short Entry:

• Sweep → FVG → AMDE delta flips → Enter

• Stop goes above sweep candle

• Target is session midline or imbalance below

VI. Example Setup (Text Breakdown)

Imagine NY session on Gold:

1. Bias Engine: Bullish

2. AMDE: Delta climbing after a liquidity sweep

3. IVRR: FVG after sweep + OB retest forming

4. NY Implied Range shows upside target

5. Enter on FVG re-entry with positive delta spike

This is a textbook institutional continuation play.

VII. Summary: The Power of All Three Together

Component	Purpose	Without It…
Bias Engine	Direction	You get shredded fighting trend
AMDE	Real-time participation	You fall for fakeouts
IVRR	Entry precision	You enter too early or too late

Together they create a fund-grade trading ecosystem.

🔥 TRIPLE-INTEL SYSTEM™ — CHEAT SHEET

Bias Engine + AMDE + IVRR

1️⃣ BIAS ENGINE — “THE DIRECTION DECIDER”

Purpose: Identify the safest direction to tradeTimeframes: Weekly → Daily → H4

Rules:

• Bullish Bias: Higher highs / HTF displacement up → Longs only

• Bearish Bias: Lower highs / HTF displacement down → Shorts only

• Neutral Bias: HTF disagreement → Wait, or scalp only if other two confirm

Checklist:

✔ Weekly & Daily aligned✔ HTF structure clean✔ No major news in 5–15 mins✔ HTF liquidity target available (FVG or sweep level)

2️⃣ AMDE — “THE CONVICTION FILTER” with COT

Purpose: Confirm real participation from smart money

For Longs:

✔ Net positions and open interest in the green and rising.

For Shorts:

✔  Net positions and open interest in the red and rising.

✘ Delta divergence against bias✘ Big volume with no follow-through✘ CVD collapse after breakout✘ Retracements with high opposite delta

3️⃣ IVRR — “THE SNIPER ENTRY SYSTEM”

Purpose: Identify high-probability execution zones

Timeframes: 15m → 3m → 1m

Valid Entry Conditions:

✔ A liquidity sweep (London high/low, PDH/PDL, Asia range)✔ FVG or OB forms after sweep✔ Price returns to 50% FVG or OB boundary✔ AMDE flips confirming entry direction✔ IVRR dynamic range aligns with bias

Bullish Entry Model:

1. Sweep a low

2. FVG / OB forms

3. AMDE delta flips positive

4. Enter on FVG re-entry / OB retest

5. Stop = below sweep candle

6. Target = session midline → opposite imbalance

Bearish Entry Model:

1. Sweep a high

2. FVG / OB forms

3. AMDE delta negative

4. Enter on FVG re-entry / OB retest

5. Stop = above sweep candle

6. Target = session midline → imbalance below

4️⃣ IDEAL TIMEFRAME STACK

✔ Daily / H4 → Bias✔ 15m / 5m → AMDE✔ 5m / 1m → IVRR Execution

Most profitable combo:🔥 D1/H4 bias + 15m AMDE + 5m entry

For scalpers:🔥 H4 bias + 5m AMDE + 1m entry

5️⃣ FULL TRADE CHECKLIST (Print This)

Before taking a trade:

☑ Bias Engine agrees (Bullish / Bearish)☑ AMDE confirms real participation☑ Liquidity sweep just occurred☑ FVG or OB forms cleanly☑ IVRR range aligns with bias☑ Entry confirms on delta flip☑ Stop under/over sweep candle☑ First target = session midline☑ Second target = opposite imbalance

If any of these are missing → do NOT enter.

6️⃣ TOP FUND-GRADE RULES (DO NOT BREAK)

🚫 Never countertrade the Weekly + Daily bias🚫 Never enter without a sweep🚫 Never buy strength; always buy weakness🚫 Never short weakness; always short strength🚫 Never chase moves without AMDE confirmation🚫 Never enter during high-impact news🚫 Never enter if volume is dead

7️⃣ THE PERFECT ENTRY SIGNAL (At a Glance)

Your “GO” moment happens when:

• Sweep ✔

• FVG/OB ✔

• Delta flip ✔

• HTF bias ✔

• IVRR range alignment ✔

If four align but one is missing → wait.The market will give you another chance.

8️⃣ YOUR EDGE IN ONE SENTENCE

You’re trading with trend direction (Bias), real smart-money flow (AMDE), and institutional execution zones (IVRR).This eliminates randomness and makes your trades feel inevitable.

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