Intraday Map

The Intraday Map refines broad swing zones into precise intraday entry levels by combining multiple KOL inputs. It’s the precision layer that feeds into the MTF Strategy panel.

Channel: #intraday-map (paid)

How it works

The refinement process has three steps:

1. Collect raw KOL zones

Multiple intraday-focused KOLs provide their entry zones:

KOL	Specialization	Input
Bojan	Intraday structure	Long zone + short zone
Woods	Intraday scalping	Long zone + short zone

2. Compare and refine

The admin reviews all raw KOL zones and identifies where they overlap or diverge. Overlapping zones represent high-confluence areas — multiple experienced intraday traders agree on the level.

3. Produce final zones

The admin sets the final intraday zones:

Example Intraday Zone Refinement

Raw inputs: Bojan long zone: 67.2k – 67.8k Woods long zone: 67.3k – 67.6k

Final intraday long zone: 67.4k – 67.6k (Overlap between both KOLs — highest conviction area)

Raw inputs: Bojan short zone: 69.0k – 69.4k Woods short zone: 69.1k – 69.5k

Final intraday short zone: 69.1k – 69.4k

Integration with MTF Strategy

The final intraday zones feed directly into Lon’s MTF panel:

LONG_HUNT mode → The system watches for price to enter the intraday long zone
SHORT_HUNT mode → The system watches for price to enter the intraday short zone
Order plan → Entry layers are distributed within the final zone

The MTF panel also tracks whether current price is:

In zone — ready to execute
Near zone — approaching, prepare
Away from zone — wait

Why this matters

Without the intraday map, the swing zone might be 600–800 points wide. That’s too broad for precise entries. The intraday refinement narrows it to 200–400 points — tight enough for limit orders with defined risk.

This is the difference between “buy somewhere between 67k and 68k” and “layer entries at 67.4k, 67.5k, 67.6k with a stop at 67.1k.”