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And now for our overnight session traders,

I fall into this bucket personally as

well, but this is for any trader that

trades either the Asian, the London, the

German, or the Australian sessions.

Basically any time between 6 p.m. Eastern

Time and 9.30 a.m. Eastern Time, the open

of the next day, you fall into this

category. So the following profile levels

should be on your chart before you sit

down to trade, and that is your previous

day's regular trading hours levels, your

previous overnight session value levels,

and the previous week value levels. Now

unlike our New York session counterparts,

say if you're trading the London session,

you don't have to wait 30 minutes for the

London volume to develop. It's only best

to wait 30 minutes after 6 p.m. for that

initial overnight open volume to develop.

And from that point forward, you can

reference that developing profile from 6 p

.m. all the way through to 9.30 a.m. of

the regular New York open. So for me, for

example, I'm normally trading around that

6 p.m., 7 p.m. mark. So I wait about 30

minutes until 6.30 to allow that overnight

opening range to be put in before

beginning my trade session. However, if

you were to trade, for example, the London

session, which is at 3 a.m. Eastern Time,

you don't need to wait till 3.30. You can

begin trading at 3 a.m. being as there's

already been decent volume levels put in

from the developing profile from 6 p.m. if

that makes sense. We'll include a resource

sheet, a checklist attached to the bottom

of this module, which you can download and

reference before the start of each of your

session. And this is how you should

approach the market every day as an

overnight session trader.