Aussie/Tokyo Manipulation

Anyone trading like the professionals I imagine it does happen like the London/NY Open seems like it on the charts does it give you an edge on sentiment for the day/week and what they are trying to achieve?

Not sure what you're trying to explain.

According to webinars I have heard by Dr Sivaraman on Fxstreet, if the the pairs like EU AU GU start to dip in the Asian session on Monday, its a sign "they" will probably make gains in those pairs during the week.

Me neither!!! Was it an explanation or a question? Pipanator, could you just be a gnat's more specific please? Who is manipulating what?

There are 4 session opens Sydney, Tokyo, London, NY if you look back the last 20-30 days you can see they make similar openings and completely reverse the price does this mean then that the there openings we can gauge with other conflucing factors of what the MM are trying to achieve?

Listen to Dr Sivaramans webinars. This is exactly the kind of stuff he talks about.

The Market openings and closing are worth noting as price tends to use those levels on an intraday basis. If they will tell us exactly what the big guys are planning(ie. if they drop in asia than london will rally.).. Im not so sure about that.

There are plenty of more accurate ways to determine market direction. Try assessing risk sentiment and learning PA with S/D levels.

Yeah, it seems as though price moves away from the open during imbalance periods then returns back and forth before ending the day near the close, however it makes logical sense that Aussie/Tokyo MM go with there own trend and true move rather than the trap moves which usually occur at the open of sessions, but not all the time.

I think I see what you mean. IMO its not so much a manipulation as it is an imbalance.
For example, Aud has a great morning during Asian session so Aud/Usd rises.. as does Eur/Usd. Then when London sesh rolls around, traders know that there was no reason for Eur/Usd to increase in value so its shorted down, restroring it's balance.

That make sense?

Sort of. What I am trying to understand is how the MM pass the orders on and how we can see that on a chart. It seems to make sense that the Aussie and Tokyo MM will as London and NY usually does dupe retailers on the open for price to completely reverse only in a ranging market. Question is why would the Aussie and Tokyo MM go against the authentic professional trend rather than the amateur retailers trend? It doesn't make sense. We know professionals make the authentic moves in the direction of there trend.

Can you post a price chart w/ commentary as an example?

We can see yesterday on the Tokyo open end of the Wellington session that price is bidding up a false move. We know that its the institutions that make the big moves and smaller messy consolidated moves are traps you can see the Tokyo MM made a large move down south indicating the sentiment of the week and day is bearish. London also made a move down south didn't move much but it still moved to some degree.

Last few days in the Euro we have been dropping coming towards the end of the month so it makes sense in my view that whatever Tokyo MM is making the true longer trend move that is the sentiment likely to be carried out by the London MM. As we know NY usually makes a reversal to collect more sell/buy orders to move it back down next Tokyo Session.

I will need to back-test this a couple of years to check how accurate it is but from past 2 month checking the charts it seem it happens about 75% of the time. It also makes sense in a manipulated market.

As we speak the euro is moving down told to me by yesterdays and todays Tokyo true move earlier today and yesterday.