Market Analysis articles
Market context, written for someone following a channel rather than calling the trades. Nothing here is a signal, and none of it is advice.
The posts cover session timing and why the busiest windows fall at the worst hours for a large share of the people trading them, the gold and dollar relationship that stopped behaving the way the textbooks describe it, and what a wave of German insolvencies does to euro volatility. Figures in these pieces age, so check the date at the top before acting on one. If your problem is that the sessions you want happen while you are asleep or at work, the session timing post is the practical one.
2 articles in this category
German Bankruptcies Hit 20-Year High: What It Means for EUR Traders
Germany's worst insolvency crisis in 20 years creates EUR volatility. Learn how forex traders can capitalize on economic uncertainty with automation.
Best Times to Trade Forex (And Why You Keep Missing Them)
The busiest forex hours are the London-New York overlap, 8am to noon New York time. The session map, the daylight-saving trap, and what to do at 3am.