The Sonic System recorded five winning trades during Monday’s shortened holiday trading session, showing that structured price action strategies can remain effective even in low-volume market conditions.
With U.S. markets operating on a half-day schedule, liquidity and volatility were noticeably reduced. To adjust, trading was conducted using a 5-minute chart instead of the shorter timeframes typically favored during more active sessions. The longer timeframe allowed price movements more room to develop and produced more realistic profit targets in a slower market environment.
Despite the quiet conditions, the system generated six signals. The first was a short trade taken shortly after the open, which reached its target. That was followed by four consecutive long trades, all of which closed profitably. A sixth setup remained open but did not complete before the early market close.
Beyond the intraday results, the session also highlighted an important technical development. A visible gap between Friday’s close and Monday’s open suggests the market may attempt to fill that gap in the coming sessions. With the broader trend still pointing higher, the near-term bias remains to the upside, increasing the probability of a move to close the gap as early as Tuesday or Wednesday.
As a result, trading focus is expected to remain on long opportunities, using the Sonic System in combination with the Atlas Line and Roadmap tools to stay aligned with overall market structure and trend direction.
The Sonic System is part of the broader DayTradeToWin trading suite, which also includes Trade Scalper and the ABC software. Together, these tools are designed to emphasize price action and market structure rather than lagging indicators, helping traders maintain disciplined, rules-based execution.
Traders interested in learning this approach can begin with a free member account at DayTradeToWin.com, which provides trial access to selected tools and educational resources. The company’s Accelerated Mentorship Program offers full access to all proprietary software and structured training for those seeking a more comprehensive trading framework.
Monday’s holiday session underscored a key principle of professional trading: even in slower, low-volume markets, clear structure and disciplined strategy can continue to produce consistent opportunities.