10. Master Class [4] - New York Session Flashcards

1
Q

What is the cause and effect of a price rise?

A

Red vector candles are the cause, prices rising on the other side of it are the effect

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Q

The more aggressive the move to the upside or downside, what are they doing?

A

Releasing liquidity and setting traders up - it will bounce back

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3
Q

New York session instigates and marks what?

A

The psychological highs and lows between sessions

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4
Q

When NY marks price up, what does it say to Asia?

A

They have their liquidity at the highs - so Asia can add to the liquidity or just take it straight down

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5
Q

If Asia takes prices higher, what can you look for?

A

A retrace back down to the NY session high

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6
Q

What gives the future sessions ability to retrace?

A

The liquidity that has been built in the previous big moves (orders do also get filled during other sessions)

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7
Q

It’sa important to check what part of the NY session?

A

The half-way point (when the UK closes, the US gets free roam)

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8
Q

Why does the US session dictate more?

A

Because it provides the biggest flow of liquidity

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9
Q

What happens in the NY session to set up the high and low?

A

Two reversals

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10
Q

When predicting where price is going to move to, so you can set up your trade, what clues do you look for?

A

Look left, where are the previous zones

Also look at TDI for divergence

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The Asian session marks price up or down, why?

A

Because they don’t have access to the UK/US sessions, which when they’re open provide the most liquidity at any point the markets are open

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