Does NYC set the MKT on fire?!?

Hi all...

As a beginner I was having a look in what has happened in the last few days of my demo experience.

I've noticed that, even if the market is choppy in the daily charts, there might be - and often there is - big bounces during the day from which you can dig yourself a few bucks.

Most of all, I've also noticed that those bounces usually take place shortly after 8:30 (NYC) - or 13:30 GMT and usualy stop about 2 hours later...

Is this a pattern that can be expected? I mean, if bouces are going to happen is that reasonable to think that will be around this time of the day?

Also noticed that after this 2 hours room, market gets quite until Asian opening, like 6 hours later when a few shakes also occur...

This is just for exchange of ideas, I'm not trying to build a set up & entry or something. But it bothers me that I'm 3 hours ahead NYC so I build my day early in the morning - my morning - and then comes NYC and set my day on fire....

Would appreciate to have your comments.

César

Significant volatility occurs at 8:30 because more often than not, there are economic statistics released at that time.

I have always found that interest thins out in the NY afternoons because of lack of interest-- If you have not made your money by mid day- then sit back and wait till Asia comes in- The interbank market--IMM-- etc- They are done-- Quitting for for me was usually 1500

The other thing that helps is that Europe is still open, so 2 out of 3 major markets overlap.

Roger that