Market session breakout

Check out one of our founders explaining this report in the video below:

This report analyzes market session breakouts, focusing on how often one session's range takes out the previous session's range. the report measures the frequency of breakouts on either the high or low side, as well as how often both sides are taken out.

In the Graph Below you can the data for single break, double break, or no break. You can also switch between Tokyo/London or London/New York.

Now lets see some live chart examples so you can see what it looks like.

SINGLE BREAK: In the examples below, we see the current session break ONE SIDE of the previous session. This counts as a single break.

DOUBLE BREAK: In the examples below, we see the current session break BOTH SIDES of the previous session. This counts as a double break.

NO BREAK: In the examples below, we see the current session break NEITHER SIDE of the previous session. This counts as a no break.

HOW DO I USE THIS IN MY TRADING ?

if you know that a specific session frequently breaks the previous session's range, you can plan trades to capitalize on their movements. this report helps in setting stop losses and profit targets more effectively because you know exactly what levels to target. Also, by analyzing how often one session's range is broken by the next, you can gauge the strength and volatility of market trends. this helps in identifying potential entry and exit points, setting realistic targets, and managing risk more effectively.

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