How to Trade the London Breakout: Secrets Revealed! 💲📈

Nick is one of the kindest people in the industry, he's just giving away the information absolutely for free which other guys charge a lot of this. So much value and logics. Appreciate it Nick :)

This really works and add on the following:- when you get to 1R win (half way) move your SL to 0.5R risk. When you get to 1.5R move to 0R SL. Reduces the losses and improves overall profitability.

Finally someone that explains everything clearly!!! Thank you!!

I’ve been trading for over ten years now and I believe the best way to use the London breakout strategy is by getting a good broker who can help you explain and manage the new and growing account.

I work 3rd shift on Central Time. When the London opens, I'm usually on my lunch break. This is Perfect !!!

Your videos are always so clear and simple to understand. Also, you are not an annoying idiot which helps! Good stuff, Nick 👍

This is the strategy I developed for gbp usd! But this refined it a bit more. So glad I found this video. Thanks for all you do!! I love your channel

Guess I'm waking up at 3 AM

This is going to take my trading to the next level especially if your a price action, Supply and Demand trader thanks Nick!!!

Excellent video Nick, really appreciate your knowledge. Keep the good work up mate!

Thank you so much, Nick. this is amazing. Works so well. Wow.. I have never used the sessions indicator before. I am going to watch all your videos. Great content.

thanks, this is still working, i use the consolidation from the begining of tokio instead of the end of NY (as u do), and on H1 i draw the rank, but i dont consider the wicks, so at the preview of London (2am for both of us), if u see M15, it makes a false breakout out of the rank , where i enter on a trade, on the oposite direction of the false breakout, then i wait if with the same speed that the price went out from the rank, it comes back inside, then i keep the trade,if not, then i close it with few gain or loss,and most of the time, there u have a perfect entrance, from the wick (h1) before London Begins.

This is one of the clearest explanations of the London breakout strategy that I have seen, even if it was recorded 3 years ago (from 'now'). Thanks Nick.

Excellent. Probably the most thorough-- and quite frankly-- sane strategy for the London session I have ever seen. I laugh at myself because, although I have been using Tradingview for several years I never knew about that session indicator until now. I usually separate the sessions with vertical lines. Pretty silly. I learn something new every day, Thanks much, and all the best on the charts.

Aside from institutions needed to exchange/convert currencies, whenever an Asset Manager has/wants to sell/buy any Stock, in the case of Equity Portfolio Managers for example, in a non fund denominated currency there is a mechanical and obligatory FX transaction occurring: In other words, if a large Pension funds has a large global equity portfolio to manage, with a USD base currency, they will need to do a FX transaction if they buy any non USD Equities. This also can have a big impact depending on size, and create FX market moves, in a completely non-obvious apparent way when looking at the FX market directly. This is why it may be useful to pay attention at Portfolio re-balancing periods, typically end of Quarters, years, and months (in a lesser way).

Awesome..........just finding that time chart was a big help. I always wondered about the time at the bottom of Trading view if it was our time or their time.....Now I know..

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watching this on 2021. really help full nick. thanks for sharing the video. God bless you

Great Video simple yet effective.

very enjoying your education,good explaination as well.thanks a lot for making this video.God bless your.