The Oracle - Fund Engine [Plazo Sullivan Roche Capital]

📘 The Oracle — Fund Bias Engine
Professional Trader’s Manual**

1. Core Logic (How The Oracle Thinks Like a Fund)

The Oracle is built entirely around institutional market behavior, not retail indicators. Its framework mirrors how hedge funds establish directional bias:

1️⃣ Weekly Liquidity Mapping

The Oracle identifies whether price is gravitating toward last week’s high or last week’s low — the same way institutions map external liquidity targets.
Whichever side is closer becomes the primary directional magnet.

2️⃣ Monday’s High/Low Algorithm

Funds treat Monday as accumulation.
If Monday’s low holds → bullish intention.
If Monday’s high holds → bearish intention.
Breaks of these levels signal engineered liquidity grabs.

3️⃣ ICT Structure Bias on Daily & 4H

The Oracle runs real BOS/CHoCH detection using pivot-based structure breaks.
This replicates how institutional desks track higher timeframe displacement.

D1 BOS → structural macro bias

H4 BOS → near-term execution bias
When both align, conviction is high.

4️⃣ Session-Aware Logic (London & NY)

Funds act in two windows:

London → sweep, manipulation
NY → true expansion
The Oracle boosts weighting only during these sessions.

5️⃣ Confluence Engine

The system aggregates:

Weekly bias
Daily BOS
4H BOS
Session context

Resulting in three states:

High-Conviction LONG Zone
High-Conviction SHORT Zone
Partial/Neutral — Stand Aside

This is the same multi-timeframe alignment approach used by institutional execution algorithms.

2. Best Practices (How To Trade With The Oracle)
✔ Use The Oracle for Bias, Not Entries

It tells you the intent of smart money.
You execute with your preferred triggers:

FVGs
OB retests
Confirming displacement
Volume/CVD confirmation
VWAP consensus

It keeps you from trading against the dominant flow.

✔ Enter Only in the Direction of High-Conviction Zones

If the Oracle says LONG but D1 or H4 are bearish, wait.
If everything aligns — strike.

✔ Avoid Trading Outside London/NY

The Oracle’s signals are built around liquidity cycles.
Asian session is noise; avoid it unless you're fading sweeps.

✔ Use It on One Asset at a Time

Each asset has its own weekly liquidity signature.
Stick to:

XAUUSD
US100
US30
EURUSD

BTC/ETH
You’ll notice The Oracle shines where liquidity is deep.

3. Best Time Frames to Trade
For Execution:

5m
15m
20m
30m

For Confirmation:

Daily (macro intent)
4H (execution intent)

Why 5m–15m works best

These time frames are where:
Liquidity sweeps are clearest
Fair Value Gaps form cleanly
Displacement is visible

Institutional fills occur
The Oracle gives your direction, and the execution TF gives your entry.

4. Why Funds Follow This Framework
✔ It Mirrors Institutional Liquidity Logic

Funds do not use retail indicators; they track:

Weekly highs/lows
Monday’s containment range
Higher-timeframe structure

Session-based displacement
The Oracle replicates that.

✔ It Removes Noise and Human Bias

Funds operate with mechanical bias models.
This indicator codifies that discipline — you stop guessing direction.

✔ It Respects The “Power of Three”

Accumulation (Mon)
Manipulation (Tue/Wed)
Expansion (Thu/Fri)

The Oracle understands this flow algorithmically.

✔ It Prevents Counter-Trend Trading

The biggest reason retail blows accounts is fighting HTF momentum.
The Oracle ensures you trade with the primary flow.

✔ It Gives Consistency Across All Market Conditions

Smart money doesn't trade by feel — they trade by structure.
This indicator is structured exactly like their internal bias models.

5. What The Oracle Actually Does For You

Removes emotional bias
Prevents trading against higher timeframe structure
Tells you exactly when confluence is high
Keeps you from entering during sweep phases
Forces you to wait for New York expansion

Gies you institutional bias in seconds

Allows you to trade like a structured execution desk