📍 The Real Reason I Always Target 2R

27 May 2025 · 1 min

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In this segment, the creator explains the timing framework he uses for calling trades. He records his analysis during the London "kill zone" (approximately 3–5 AM New York time) and focuses on moves that are expected to occur in the New York morning session (7–10 AM New York time). He states that once an entry is taken within that window, the trade should resolve by the end of the trading day. He also clarifies that he does not attempt to forecast moves for the New York afternoon session, limiting his scope to morning opportunities.

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Now, second thing to understand is that the move that I'm usually calling is— I usually record these videos around like at the end or like in the middle of the London kill zone, which means between, you know, 3 to 5 AM New York. The move that I'm usually calling is for New York morning, and that means the move should happen sometime between 7 AM to 10 AM New York. And by like, once you get the entry within that timeframe, it should play out by the end of the day. And I am not in the business of calling everything in the sense of, okay, this is what's going to happen in New York morning, this is what's going to happen in New York afternoon.