MemCast
MemCast / episode / insight
London and New York openings create a 30‑minute high‑probability window
  • Bamber trades a 30‑minute window centered on the London open (9:45‑10:15) and another around the New York open (10:45‑11:15).
  • He observes that volume spikes and price moves are most meaningful during these periods.
  • If no clear move appears, he stops trading for the day, preserving capital.
Michael BamberTitans Of Tomorrow00:10:22

Supporting quotes

Very specific. I will trade for a half an hour window. 9:45 10:15 New York time then 10:45 11:15 if nothing presents within that hour I'm done. Michael Bamber
If I'm taking a trade in the middle of Asia range, it's unlikely to be the main move of the day. Michael Bamber

From this concept

Session Time Windows

Specific hour-long windows around major market openings (London, New York) provide higher probability setups. Outside those windows, price tends to consolidate, so traders should focus on high-volume periods.

View full episode →

Similar insights