London Open Fade Trainer

Asia builds the box from 00:00 to 07:00 UTC. London opens into it and, most mornings, runs one edge before it picks a direction. Watch the 15-minute bars print and make the call: fade the sweep the moment a bar closes back inside the box, or stand aside once 2 bars in a row close outside it. That second close is acceptance. Acceptance is where fading stops.

How it grades. The Asia box is the high and low of the 00:00 to 07:00 UTC session. A sweep is a London bar that trades through an edge and then a bar that closes back inside. Fade on that reclaim close, or within the next 2 bars, and it's a correct rep. Fade while price is still outside and it's early. Two closes outside in a row is acceptance: the box is done, and fading it is graded wrong. Standing aside on a breakout, or on a morning where London never leaves the box in the first 2.5 hours, is a correct rep. Every rep is graded on the rule, not on what price did next. Keyboard: Space prints a bar, F fades, N stands aside, Enter loads the next rep. Times are UTC. In winter, London's cash open is 08:00 UTC, so shift the clock 1 hour when you take this to a live chart.

Educational tool only, not financial advice. Bars are synthetic and built to show textbook sweeps and breakouts of the Asia range. Live sessions are noisier, and sweeps fail.

Built by Jason Parker, founder of Trading Ranges.

Built by Jason Parker, founder of Trading Ranges.