It sounds like a Silly question ,but the E/U can move at Asian session and stall at Euro or NY session ,so why does market times matter?? Is it something about banks?
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DislikedVolume. The more size being traded the more movenment there will be, (probably). The EU has a strong tendency to move more when its daytime in Europe.
Today is a perfect example.Ignored
DislikedI agree with Ted. Volume is the key.
If you are trading EUR, GBP, CHF and USD. You will find that there are usually large movement during London Open, London Close, New York Open and New York Close as these are timing where the traders start work and enter their trade and end work where they exit their position to end the day.
As these trades are from big institution, they usually determine the volume for the day and thus able to move the market.Ignored
DislikedI agree with Ted. Volume is the key.
If you are trading EUR, GBP, CHF and USD. You will find that there are usually large movement during London Open, London Close, New York Open and New York Close as these are timing where the traders start work and enter their trade and end work where they exit their position to end the day.
As these trades are from big institution, they usually determine the volume for the day and thus able to move the market.Ignored
DislikedVolume. The more size being traded the more movenment there will be, (probably). The EU has a strong tendency to move more when its daytime in Europe.
Today is a perfect example.Ignored