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Originally Posted by Gamma_Jammer
A few examples;
Central bank intervention in the markets at certain levels;
Daily fixing trades (particularly the midday (London time) Frankfurt fix and the 1600 (again Ldn time)WMR fix)
Daily and weekly squaring up activity (watch how often after a big move on a friday (e.g. payrolls related move), the U.S. evening session will show a steady move the other way, as bank spot desks, futures punters and other short term names square up ahead of the weekend. You also often get movement when the US stock markets open and close (less pronounced than it was a few years ago though).
I could probably list more, but hope that these few have demonstrated my point.
GJ
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Could you please explain what these are and maybe point out a few more also?
Thanks