FOREX SESSIONS

Stop trading the dead hours

Asia, London and New York drawn live on your chart — with the killzones inside them, so you always know which window you're in.

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Stop trading the dead hours

Works on

Any market

Timeframes

All

sessions

4 + killzones

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Full suite

WHEN THE MARKET MOVES

Not All Hours Are Equal

When London opens, volatility surges. When New York overlaps, it surges again. Between them, little of value happens at all.

The Asian range

The Asian range

London killzone

London killzone

New York killzone

New York killzone

NO CLOCK MATH

Every session, drawn for you.

Drag to compare a bare chart with one that shows exactly when each session and killzone begins and ends.

Bare chart
Sessions on
Sessions on
Bare chart
The manual way

Fighting the clock on every chart.

Without sessions drawn, every trade starts with a timezone puzzle:

  • Doing the math on when London actually opens
  • Guessing whether you're inside a killzone or not
  • Missing where the Asian range sits
  • Wondering why the chart is dead — because it's between sessions

The market runs on a clock.

"Trade the London killzone" means nothing if you can't see where it is. Time-based SMC only works when the windows are on the chart.


Forex Sessions draws them as they happen.

Asia, London, New York and the killzones inside — boxed live, frozen when they close. You always know exactly which window you're in.

How it works

Drawn live, as each session runs.

01

🌍

Tracks the window

For each session you enable, it boxes the high-to-low range live, building as the session develops.

02

🎯

Nests the killzones

Inside London and New York, the high-activity killzone is outlined separately — so you see both at once.

03

📦

Freezes the range

When a session closes, its box locks in place. Yesterday's session highs and lows stay as reference levels.

On your chart

Three sessions, clearly marked.

BoS level Demand zone Origin

Asian range

Often quiet and narrow. Its high and low become reference levels for the rest of the day — with a midpoint line through the centre.

London Session

When volume and volatility surge. The killzone inside marks the high-activity window.

New York Session

The US session and its overlap with London — the busiest window of the day. Killzone nested inside.

Why it's different

More than shaded boxes.

Nested killzones

Not just the session — the high-activity window inside it, outlined separately. The window most SMC traders actually trade.

The Asian midpoint

A line through the centre of the Asian range — one of the most-watched references when London arrives.

Ranges stay as levels

A closed session's high and low don't disappear. They remain the levels price reacts to later in the day.

Set your timezone once

Fully adjustable session times. Match your chart once and every window lands exactly where it should.

Choose Your Adventage

Less than the cost
of a single bad Stop Loss.