Our Economic Release Studies offered as part of the Daily Statistical Levels Study.
ECB
Our monthly ECB study comparing the daily ranges of rolling 3 month figures v the 60day and the 30min figures v the 20day (Apr).
Generally, the London Session offered higher rotational potential than the NY session relative to the longer term averages. Additionally, the data illustrates the 24hour continuum in the electronic trade era where the bulk of rotation is completed by the early Pit session rather than during it.
Here, the study plotting the ECB days' range amplitudes relative to 20day Average Daily Range, 1st & 2nd Standard Deviations during Feb-Apr 2013.
The data shows both London & NY sessions exceeded the Average Daily Range a majority of the ECB days (indicated by the green coloration).
Our daily statistical study plotting key reference levels/price action for 06Jun (Jun ECB) and projected levels/inferential analysis for 07Jun.
The market did indeed auction an Average Daily Range within the first hour (Initial Balance) of the Pit session following the ECB announcement.
VWAP algo dead zone followed as the study inferred.
Our monthly NFP study comparing the daily ranges of rolling 3month figures v the 60day and the 30min figures v the 20day (Apr).
Generally, the last hour of the London Session along with the early NY session offered the highest rotational potential.
Here, the study plotting the NFP days' range amplitudes relative to 20day Average Daily Range, 1st & 2nd Standard Deviations during Feb-Apr 2013.
The data shows the bulk of both London & NY sessions did not exceed the Avg Daily Range (indicated by the blue coloration).
The market did auction between an Avg Daily Range & 1st Std Dev during the London session ahead of & into the NFP report as well as near an Average Daily Range within the morning portion of the Pit session.
Narrow balance followed as the study inferred.
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