Gold Canon Episode 9|The Time When Gold Moves—Know the Price Action Characteristics
Introduction
Last time, we discussed the criteria for cutting losses.
In this ninth installment, we will change the perspective and organize “differences in price movement by time of day.”
Even with the same gold, it is said that the characteristics of price movement tend to change depending on the viewing time frame, and knowing this can sometimes change how you read signals and your mindset.
Why it is important to be aware of the time of day
The forex and precious metals markets operate 24 hours, but the number and composition of participants change by time of day.
When there are fewer participants, price movement tends to be calmer, whereas during periods when major markets overlap, movement tends to be larger.
Even when the same signal appears, the width of price movement and the speed of reaction can differ between calm periods and highly volatile periods.
If you continue trading without understanding the premise of time of day, you may end up just looking at results with ambivalence, not understanding why movement is different at that time.
Main tendencies by time of day
If we整理 commonly cited tendencies, they are as follows.
Please note that these are tendencies and can vary significantly from day to day.
・Tokyo session (roughly 9:00–15:00 Japan time): relatively few participants; price movement tends to be calm. It can be hard to discern a clear direction.
・London session (roughly 16:00 Japan time): European market participants increase, and price movement tends to gradually become more active. It can mark a turning point from the Tokyo session.
・New York session (roughly 21:00 Japan time, daylight saving time is one hour earlier): overlapping times with Europe and the US can make price movement larger within a day. Economic data releases are often concentrated in this period, broadening price ranges.
・Overlap between London and New York sessions: participants and trading volume tend to rise, and this is said to be a time of especially large price movement within a day.
Benefits and cautions of being aware of time of day
Knowing the tendencies by time of day offers several advantages.
It becomes easier to avoid forcing entries in calmer periods and to widen expected ranges during more volatile periods, aiding decision-making.
On the other hand, these are past tendencies and do not guarantee future results; sudden moves can occur at any time due to economic indicators or remarks by policy makers.
It is important not to overtrust time-of-day tendencies as an absolute rule, but to use them as one of the factors in your decision-making.
The role Gold Canon plays
Gold Canon is a set of signal tools that displays entry and exit benchmarks as signals on the screen, regardless of time of day, including a semi-automatic tool.
Whether the movement is calm or highly volatile, you can check it as a reference information instead of relying solely on gut feeling.
In panel form, you can also check past win rates, earned pips, and profitability trends.
By being mindful of time-of-day tendencies and using signals as one of your decision-making materials, it may help you trade with an awareness of the nature of price movement.
Note that these figures are based on past performance and do not guarantee future results.
For FX beginners or for those who feel that results vary by time of day, it can be one more material to consider as a part of your decision process.
Conclusion
Gold price movement tends to change characteristics depending on the time of day.
Knowing this premise can help you adjust how you read signals and your mindset.
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