The Perfection Series: OHM RTH Micro-HingeMicro E-mini Nasdaq-100 Index FuturesCME_MINI:MNQ1!SidgateOHM Scenario-hinges form and break in five minutes or less. They have time-specific boundaries. They are drawn using 15s bars. OHM RTH Micro-hinges form and break in 5 minutes or more. They do not have the same time-specific boundaries. They also are drawn using 15s bars. There are quite a few RTH micro-hinges on this chart. Two of them you should note. For proper understanding you must draw them in their proper context - a 15s chart. RTH Micro-hinge #1, 9/4/2026 MNQ/NQ lip 13.36.30 500.25 apex 13.48.30 480 floor 13.45.45 470 Use a trendline to connect the lip & the floor at the apex. Draw the lip as a solid horizontal ray. Draw the apex as a dotted horizontal ray. Draw the floor as a dashed horizontal ray. Notice how the sweep high and the sweep low are not used. You want to capture the value-area not the sweeps. Note the lower highs and the higher lows. Price is compressing, volatility is squeezing out. Now put an FRVP on your chart. Anchors: 13.34.00 & 13.42.00 Note: you avoided the 13.43.45 bar. You only want to capture the price stabilization area. Note you avoided the initiative bar - the 13.47.15 bar. Note the Tell - 13.34.00 - 13.36.15. It tells you to pay attention. An OHM RTH Micro-hinge is about to form. Draw the FRVP's VAH, POC & VAL. OHM RTH Micro-hinge #2 lip 14.02.00 483.00 apex 14.09.30 479 apex 14.06.45 473.50 FRVP Anchors: 14.01.45 - 14.07.45 You know what to draw for this hinge/FRVP combination. These two hinges together are a strong buy signal. Note every detail: 1. H #1 a. 13.45.15 exhaustion bar b. double bottom c. five long lower-wicks on 2nd leg d. the Tell 2. H #2 a. 14.04.00 exhaustion bar b. 14.06.30 exhaustion bar c. triple bottom d. double initiative bars - 14.08.00 & 14.08.45 e. the Tell You simply can't see this much detail on a 30s chart. Let alone a 1m, 2m, 3m...chart. TradingView does not allow publication of anything less than a 15m resolution. These drawings were made on a 15s chart. To see them in their proper context you must draw them yourself on a 15s chart. It will be well-worth your time to do so. Note also that 9/3 was a big impulse up. Such a move is often followed by consolidation as we saw on 9/4.