Times Posted Are At Exchange Time

Times Posted Are At New York Time; Sessions Do Overlap Times (see below)

Directional Bias: Long or Short - Long means the average "trade" for this day and session was positive, so the bias is to "buy" the opening of the session and "sell" at the close of the session.  Short means the average "trade" for this day and session was negative, so the bias is to "sell" (sell-short) the opening of the session and "buy" (cover) at the close of the session.

% Compliance: The percent of "trades" in the historical record for this day and session that had a positive "trade" value when traded in the direction of the directional bias.  Example: If the directional bias is Long, and the % Compliance was 80%, then out of 10 trades in the historical record where you would have "bought" at the opening of the session and "sold" and the close of the session, you would have been "profitable" 8 out of 10 times.

Avg. Trade Profit:  This is the average "trade" of the historical records if you had "traded" them using the directional bias indicated.  These numbers are always listed in positive values, because if they were to turn negative, then the Directional Bias would reverse, and the Avg. Trade Profit would again be listed as a positive number.  Note that Forex results are listed in USD equivalents, regardless of the pair. See trade size below for more information.

# of Years: The number of examples in the historical record of this "trade".  Due to holidays, Mondays and Fridays tend to have less examples in the historical record then the other days of the week.

Max Gain/Max Loss: The largest "winner" and "loser" in the historical record for that day and session using the indicated Directional Bias.

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