Example workflow
Report the session and count without turning it into a recommendation
This is an example of how to write a count down. It is not a record of a desk. Write the US session date. Do not write “today,” and do not use the letters CST for both Shanghai and New York.
A regular US close is often 16:00 America/New_York, except early-close days. During US daylight time that clock is 04:00 Asia/Hong_Kong on the next calendar day. During standard time it is 05:00 on the next calendar day. A Hong Kong morning is reading that earlier US session, not the Hong Kong calendar date.
Copy these fields
- Market | code | timeframe | direction | session date | as-of time and zone | data status | source
- Teaching row, not a scan: US | EXAMPLE | daily | high | (leave the real session date blank until you have one) | 16:00 America/New_York | not a scan | none
- Data status is scanned, not in this scan, or failed. A failure is not “no event.”
Today on the US market is the hot list plus names you added. It is not every US listing. A closed pair, if you mention one, is history under the definition on the methodology page. It is not a forecast and not a target.
A count, not an order. Questions: support@nineradar.com.