Is there a way to see big move on LONDON and NY openings?

Hi, I'm new trader. I was struggling to find BEST INDICATOR for forex intraday trading. ITS BULLS**T. Oh sorry ITS HOGS**T. But i nevermind this. I'm focusing only candlesticks bars and yesterday's low - high. I'm studying trading this openings. How do you trade LONDON and NY openings?

I'm new myself, but, all I can say is that it seems to be wise to first of all try and determine which way the main momentum is, then, wait for a counter move, I think it's called a fake, and then trying catch that in the direction of the main trend/momentum. In order to know if it is going to be a big move or not, I think it helps to know where is the most likely support and resistance on whatever time frame you are using. Probably best though to avoid trading these opens as they are very risky, at least until you know what you are doing.

Maybe candlestick Pattern can help you out in this case. search for directional bias. once you have a slid directional bias. will be easy for you to trade. Best of luck

In his book "The Logical Trader," Mark Fisher discusses techniques for identifying potential market tops and bottoms.1 While Fisher's techniques serve the same purpose as the head and shoulders or double top/bottom chart patterns discussed in Thomas Bulkowski's seminal work "Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns," Fisher's methods provide signals sooner, giving investors an early warning of possible changes in the direction of the current trend.2

One technique that Fisher discusses is called the "sushi roll." While it has nothing to do with food, it was conceived over lunch where a number of traders were discussing market setups.

Just some ideas especially the sushi roll for London open.

Fixed it for you

Everyone here isn't helping . if your trying to spot a "big move" then you need to stop looking for indicators and keep it simple

You will never know what a move will be. If we did we would all be millionaires. Just find an entry based on something you have observed /learnt and then use money management.