Appreciate you Mr. Freddy! I had seen your shout a few days ago. Had sent you DM a few days back too mate, I noticed the same sudden burst of volatility an hour before NY opens today aswell. It really is a pattern.
{quote} Assuming you're new to trading, PLEASE don't trade after london closes. Liquidity massively dies and most of the market movement imo gets relatively less probable. 1 hour after london closes at most.
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Bro is 100% right. he knows what he istalking about. The only time it is worth trying to trade is when the Fed is involved, but that comes with high risk it is basically a bit of a gamble, haha.
{quote} Bro is 100% right. he knows what he istalking about. The only time it is worth trying to trade is when the Fed is involved, but that comes with high risk it is basically a bit of a gamble, haha.
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Love you bro, and gambling is exactly what we're trying to avoid for long term success. But I can't lie, sometimes even I get tempted if a good enough setup is being formed. I lost a trade day before to this. Market really does get less probable.
{quote} Appreciate you Mr. Freddy! I had seen your shout a few days ago. Had sent you DM a few days back too mate, I noticed the same sudden burst of volatility an hour before NY opens today aswell. It really is a pattern.
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I’ve noticed similar behavior around major market sessions as well. The increase in liquidity before the NY open can definitely create some sharp moves, but it’s always interesting to compare these patterns over a longer period.
