High Market Liquidity Trading Times
Apr 30, 2015 at 10:36
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Apr 30, 2015 at 10:36
Anyone have some thoughts or facts on the market liquidity tab here at myFxbook.
Shows a consistent trend of high liquidity or active trade volume if I've said that correct around 10:45am (ET) everyday I've checked it out.
Newer to forex trading and was trying to understand the reason for this high volume. During this time frame in Canada its 7:45 am and across Europe and Asia they are pretty much after hours or asleep for this time frame session.
Just curiuos what others think of the trading times and world markets around this time frame. Obviously a great time to trade fx.
Cheers 😎
Chris
Shows a consistent trend of high liquidity or active trade volume if I've said that correct around 10:45am (ET) everyday I've checked it out.
Newer to forex trading and was trying to understand the reason for this high volume. During this time frame in Canada its 7:45 am and across Europe and Asia they are pretty much after hours or asleep for this time frame session.
Just curiuos what others think of the trading times and world markets around this time frame. Obviously a great time to trade fx.
Cheers 😎
Chris
Apr 30, 2015 at 10:42
It will change all the time. It's a 24 hour market run by algo's for the most part. All it takes is a trigger event and things get busy. Or not as the case may be.
Easiest way is to tell is count ticks coming in if you don't want to trade in slow markets.
Easiest way is to tell is count ticks coming in if you don't want to trade in slow markets.
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Apr 30, 2015 at 19:56
Generally, you can count on liquidity spikes around the European open and New York open, also around high impact news events, schedule and unexpected news.
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