Marking patterns on a Bangkok clock

Sampanthawong sits in the old commercial grid near Yaowarat. Our wall clock is Bangkok time, and so is every stamp we ask you to put on a screenshot. Liquidity, range, and the honesty of a boundary change when Tokyo is active and New York is not.

Thin hours can complete a pretty pennant that never survives the next centre. Students who only study US-session textbooks overfit to those prints. In the continuation evening we mark the same pair at 08:30, 14:00, and 21:00 ICT and compare which structures still deserved a name.

Public holidays in Tokyo, Singapore, and London change who is present. We keep a paper calendar in the studio for that reason; it is a working tool.

If you bring charts to a private review without session stamps, they come back unmarked.

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