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So if you're trading the New York session,
which is the 9.30am to 4pm Eastern Time
session, which is the most popular trading
session for traders, this is how you would
approach the session and what you need on
your chart. Now we're going to link a
resource sheet below in this module, which
you can refer to every day you're coming
in to trade the New York session to make
sure you have the right things on your
chart and you're all set to trade. But for
the New York session, before 9.30 comes
around, you want to ensure you have the
following levels on your chart. Number
one, the previous day regular trading
hours value levels. Number two, the
previous week's value levels. And number
three, the overnight session value levels.
And one thing we've noticed is that a lot
of the time the New York Open will refer
to these overnight session value levels
first. And this is where the majority of
time you will find your trade set up. Then
once 9.30 comes around, of course you can
trade right on the open, but it's best to
allow at least 30 minutes of volume to
develop in the session first before
hunting your setup. The reason being is we
want as many confluences as possible and
by allowing time for that developing
profile to put in that opening range
volume, it'll give you a better chance at
finding those A-rated trades with three or
more confluences. So this is all you need
going into the New York session. And
again, you can refer to the reference
sheet below, which you can save to your
computer and print out as a sort of pre
-session checklist before going into your
trading session as a New York trader.
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