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Category – Sessions

Sessions in trading refer to the specific periods during which financial markets are open for trading activity. In trading, session times vary by market, such as the New York session for U.S. stocks or the Tokyo session for forex. Traders adjust their strategies based on the active trading hours of different markets, as volatility and liquidity fluctuate. The overlap between major trading sessions, like London and New York, often sees increased activity, presenting more opportunities for traders.

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RECOVERY DATETIME

Recovery Datetime captures the exact date and time when the price or value recovered to or exceeded the previous peak, using ISO 8601 format for precision.

CLOSE PRICE YESTERDAY

Close Price Yesterday represents the final trading price of an asset at the end of the previous trading day, providing a baseline for daily return calculations.

CLOSE PRICE TODAY

Close Price Today represents the final trading price of an asset at the end of the current trading day, serving as a key metric for performance analysis.

DAILY RETURN

Daily Return measures the percentage change in value from the previous day’s close to the current day’s close, providing insights into daily performance trends.

TROUGH PRICE DATETIME

Trough Price Datetime captures the exact date and time when the lowest price was reached during a specified period, using ISO 8601 format for precision and consistency.

PEAK PRICE DATETIME

Peak Price Datetime captures the exact date and time when the highest price was reached during a specified period, using ISO 8601 format for precision and consistency.

RECOVERY TIME FROM DRAWDOWN

Recovery Time from Drawdown is the time taken for an investment to return to its previous peak after a drawdown. It indicates the resilience and recovery speed of an investment following losses.

DURATION IN HOURS

Duration in Hours measures the precise time elapsed, in hours, since the start of a transaction, trade, or portfolio, offering detailed insights into its activity period, whether open or closed.

DURATION IN DAYS

Duration in Days measures the total number of days elapsed since the start of a transaction, trade, or portfolio, whether open or closed, providing a clear view of its overall lifespan.

EXPIRATION TIME

Expiration Time is the time limit for the validity of an element defined by Expiration Variable, such as a stop order, limit order, or alert, after which it is canceled or deactivated.

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