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Best Times to Trade

Posted 15:20 14 April 2009 | 9

We get a lot of questions regarding when the best times to trade are. Here are some charts which will hopefully help...

If you are in Los Angeles / West Coast:

New York / East Coast:

London:

Europe:

Tokyo:

Sydney:

Auckland:

Comments (9)

this is very useful
bledubd | Posted 07:49 15 April 2009
Look feel like an idiot. But if im in Sydney - does the 7 till 15 shaded area refer to 7AM to 3PM AEST or is this based on GMT? ie 1 is what??
Spockpips | Posted 09:07 15 April 2009
I'm in Chicago IL. Which is central time how does that line up with New York/east coast?
ThePhoenix | Posted 16:14 15 April 2009
Central time is 1 hour ahead of East Coast
Pip-a-roosky | Posted 00:39 16 April 2009
Thanks Black Knight. Very helpful charts
doggie01 | Posted 03:13 17 April 2009
Hi Spock... if you're in Sydney, then use the Sydney chart - all time listed are in Sydney local time.
BlackKnight | Posted 23:09 29 April 2009
Greetings Phoenix... for you, the closest to use is the New York chart, and subtract 1 hour each time (so instead of 8am, your day starts at 7am if you wish to trade NY session, or 2am if you wish to watch the London open). Make sense?
BlackKnight | Posted 23:12 29 April 2009
How does the above time fram affect some body trading in Nigeria
lingsonbiz42008 | Posted 10:55 27 May 2009
You would use the same chart as London, currently GMT+1
BlackKnight | Posted 22:19 02 June 2009

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