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Forex

The Clock

The forex day runs from Sydney to New York with no bell, and the clock makes levels no stock chart has. This stage teaches you to trade the day as structure. You'll draw the Asian range, the London open, the level before 8:30 and the 5pm rollover, then trade off the line you drew. Eleven lessons, and the last one is the London open, traded.

Stage 65 of the TradeWize forex track: the 24-hour day as structure. Four sessions and no bell, the overlap, the Asian range, the London open, 8:30 in New York, the 5pm rollover, Sunday night, and drawing the levels before you trade them.

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StartLesson 1 · Twenty-Four Hours, Five Days
What you’ll leave with11 lessons · 5-line playbook
  • The forex day runs Sydney to New York with no bell, and I know which session I am in.
  • The London–New York overlap is where the volume is, and it is when I trade.
  • The Asian range is the first thing I draw, and London is when it gets tested.
  • The forex day closes at 5pm New York, and my daily candle depends on which clock my chart uses.
  • When the clocks change, the overlap moves, and I check it twice a year.

All lessons

  1. 01Twenty-Four Hours, Five Days
  2. 02The Overlap
  3. 03The Asian Range
  4. 04The London Open
  5. 058:30 in New York
  6. 06Five O'Clock in New York
  7. 07Sunday Night
  8. 08When Liquidity Leaves
  9. 09Daylight Saving Moves the Overlap
  10. 10Which Timeframe, Which Session
  11. 11Trade the London Open