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London Killzone times (2–5AM ET)
The 2:00–5:00AM ET window inside the London session, why the early hours carry so much of the day's movement, and what that means for reading the open.
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The groundwork behind the FlowStructure curriculum — how price movement is measured, when the sessions run, and why the market moves the way it does. Free to read, no sign-up.
New York AM Killzone (7–11AM ET)
The 7:00–11:00AM ET window, how the New York open follows on from London, and why the morning behaves differently from the rest of the session.
Read the article →What is a pip? Pips, points, ticks and percentages
How price movement is measured across forex, indices, futures and crypto — and why the same move is quoted four different ways depending on the instrument.
Read the article →What is liquidity in trading?
What liquidity actually is, where resting orders pool on a chart, why price is drawn towards those levels — and what knowing that does not tell you.
Read the article →How to identify market structure
Swing highs and lows, the three states a market can be in, what separates a break of structure from a shift — and why the timeframe you read it on changes the answer.
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These articles cover the what and the why. Foundations takes it through to a complete process — structure, liquidity, and price behaviour, taught from the ground up with a workbook, planner, journal and calculators.
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