This concept will identify the day 1 High and Low from the beginning of the period.
Using the DAY 1 HIGH and LOW PRICES, the BUY and SELL positions will be identified. So Anytime the market price comes into the range of the circle as drawn above, A BUY will activate as the market goes above the range and it will be such that every time the market bid activates, it must increase the pip size from the previous bid whether the Buy or Sell.
Any new bid will only activate after a certain period of time from previous first bid/last bid as I determine. So for example if a bid of BUY activates now, I can set the next BUY bid to activate after 3 or 5 hours from initial one, except when there is no existing active bid for the new bid to activate immediately.





From the above picture and data, what it depicts is that on DAY 1, we have an High price of 8910 and a Low of 8740. So for each time the market comes within the range, it takes a BUY bid if direction is going HIGH or a SELL bid if direction goes LOW. Also every bid size will increase as bid or number of times it comes within the circle increases. Also for every time a bid activates, it must take a period of time for the next bid to activate on same direction, except the previous bid has closed whether manually or automatically.  
In addition, another concept to look is to give or allow some internal gaps for everytime the market comes within the circle based on our own internal direction prospective. In this case, if internal gap is say 100 and our direction is upwards, then if a bid direction is coming from the top side of the market, then it can still activate a BUY bid at 8910-100 = 8810. So this will activate in DAY 3, and Day 7 for the extra bids.
Also for every bid based on the arrow above, the BUYS will be in bid size of say .1, .2, .3, .4, .5, .6,  and SELL will be .1 and .2.
Thanks and Hopefully I believe this works better and less complicated than previous concept and will help monitor the price activation as well.