My model is built around one level: the 10AM open. It's the open of the 4-hour candle, and almost every 4-hour candle wicks both sides before it commits — so I expect the manipulation first. I mark the level before the session, wait for one side to get swept, and then wait for an aggressive 5-minute close back through the open. That close is my confirmation. The entry comes on the retest, at the nearest order block or rejection block, with a 5–10 point stop and a target sitting on the liquidity I already identified. Same level every morning, same sequence, same trigger. If the sweep is messy, or price never takes one side, there's no trade — and I post that too. You're not hunting setups all day. You're waiting for one thing, and you know what it looks like before the bell.