Price's behavior [not price action] research

So this is my first thread.
I post this so I can track my research log.
I keep editing and updating
My bias is on FTI's Market's perspective.
The aim of this thread is to express Technical analysis into some thinkable logic, and to use it for our good, and explain why there is no such thing as the "holy grail".

If you have any comment or idea, etc; please feel free to put a comment down here, enjoy and be constructive!
1: Time-factors
2: Volume-factors
3: Players-factors
4: Fundamental-factors
5: Philosophy-factors
6: Price-expression

[Time-factors]

1. The first pattern is daily volume and volatility (Pic 1)

*Price begin to move in as time progress each day, and If you set your brokers time-zone to match the market cycle, it should be GMT + 3:

[Asia session]
_Willington [GMT +13]
_Sydney [GMT +11]
_Tokyo [GMT +9]
_Singapore [GMT +8]
[europe session]
_Frankfurt [GMT +1]
_Berlin [GMT +1]
_London [UTC]
[U.S session]
_New York [GMT -5]
_Chicago [GMT -6]
2. The second pattern is what I call "New bar-movement"
_Basically, when a new bar form, there should be a massive orders flow kick in, thus both increase Volatility and Liquidity. This happens on every-timeframe, especially Hour-candle bar
This is because
1/ Retail traders want to catch a market movement base on the previous bar candle (a.k.a Price action)
2/ Algorithm's traders at both Institutions and Retail (a.k.a Expert Advisers - EA) want to put orders in because it matches their system enter setup
3/ The volatility touched the stop-run zone and thus create more volatility (Snowball effect)
4/ A new market and exchange in different region opens (London open, Frankfurt open,...
We can catch this price's activities by using Tick-charts, instead of Time-frame chart (Every N ticks create a bar, not every hour or minute)

Hello Dear Friend ,

What about other 3 ?

You have not updated them yet