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Concept 81 · Category F
ICT London Close Explained
What is London Close in ICT?
A time-of-day reference around the London market close, sometimes used to frame afternoon reversals or profit-taking.
Definition of London Close
The London closing period; exact clock time depends on the definition and daylight-saving calendar.
How to identify London Close
Mark London-session high/low and use a clearly defined local-time window; assess whether the day's objective has already been reached.
Bullish London Close example
after a London-session decline, price may reverse upward near the close.
Bearish London Close example
after a rally, price may turn lower.
London Close chart examples
Practical trading example
After London has delivered toward SSL, price stabilizes and reverses near the chosen London-close window; monitor for confirmation.
Common mistakes and important notes
London close is not a fixed reversal event. Time conversion and market-specific conventions matter.
Related ICT concepts
Part of Time and Trading Sessions. New to ICT? Start with the beginner guide.
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