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Ricky

@patrader Last seen: 1 week ago i trade eur only.
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When you are trading any instrument it is best to always trade the liquid sessions as the price action patterns are reliable and predictable. You also have a much higher chance of catching a trending move during a liquid session. The indicator allows you to hide all the candles in between only draws the candles that formed during a particular session. This does 2 things. 1. You can spot the last sessions closes more effectively. Oftentimes the price trades exactly where it was in last session. Even continues from the last close. 2. Frees up mental bandwidth allowing you to focus on the here and now. you only see the candles you want to see. You should also understand that technical traders can get caught up in the noise, looking to the left to predict in the right. But when you filter out today's price action in real time you are just focusing on the current candle. Is it showing a strong move in one direction or the other allowing you to trade the trend more effectively. I use the indicator to filter out the time between 6 AM london time to 12 Noon london time. Which i consider the most liquid part of the session in london. As per this chart it should be visible that most high and low of the trading sessions were formed in the first 2 hours every day. So if you wanted to go long and traded the bullish pattern in that time period you could have caught the entire sessions trend. But say you wanted to go short and took the first price action bar and got stopped out and the 2 hours have passed and you are still looking to get into a trade against what has formed you are more likely to be wrong. EU trades by 2 rules. frankfurt is the days trend. When you see two15 minute candles in single direction in EU in frankfurt don't fight it. London bar is the only bar that challenges frankfurt and can flip it. Most instruments trade in sessions US30 opening 2 hours are the most important setting the tone for the day. Same here with EU or GU whatever you like. The reasoning is obvious the banks and hedgers doing business would work in their working hours causing the moves so any move in EU that is not in active business hours is unreliable. But with 24/5 fx market a hedger in japan could place an order in asian session but you would still pay heed to the moves in london session only. Hope this helps.

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