Trade Ideas  ·  Trade idea · Oct 13, 2026

Trade Syndication · Session opens · Tuesday, Oct 13

Gold: 2.2× its opening range after the Tokyo open

The range set by 20:00 ET, the break at 22:40 ET, and how far it ran.

At each session open (Tokyo) we take a market’s first 30 minutes as its opening range, then look for the first 5-minute candle that closes outside it. These are the markets that broke out on Tuesday, Oct 13, ranked by how far they ran in the two hours after, measured against the size of the range itself. Opens follow the local clock (Tokyo 09:00, London 08:00, New York 09:30); times are New York time.

  • ▲ Gold Tokyo open: broke higher at 22:40 ET, +0.56% (2.2× the range)
  • ▼ USD/JPY Tokyo open: broke lower at 21:45 ET, −0.14% (2.1× the range)

1. Gold broke above its Tokyo opening range at 22:40 ET and ran 2.2× the range (+0.56%)

Gold broke above its Tokyo opening range at 22:40 ET and ran 2.2× the range (+0.56%)
Gold, 5-minute candles from an hour before the Tokyo open; the shaded box is the 30-minute opening range, its edges carried across.
Opening range0.26% (Tokyo 20:00 ET, first 30 min)
The break22:40 ET (a 5-minute close above)
Past the range+0.56% (2.2× the range)

Tokyo opened at 20:00 ET. In the first 30 minutes Gold traded a normal 0.26% range (4,160.85 to 4,171.57), 1.1× its usual opening range.

After a false start lower at 20:55 ET, at 22:40 ET a 5-minute candle closed above the range, and over the next two hours Gold ran as far as +0.56% past it, 2.2× the range itself.

Two hours after the break it stood +0.51% from the range high.

2. USD/JPY broke below its Tokyo opening range at 21:45 ET and ran 2.1× the range (−0.14%)

USD/JPY broke below its Tokyo opening range at 21:45 ET and ran 2.1× the range (−0.14%)
USD/JPY, 5-minute candles from an hour before the Tokyo open; the shaded box is the 30-minute opening range, its edges carried across.
Opening range0.07% (Tokyo 20:00 ET, first 30 min)
The break21:45 ET (a 5-minute close below)
Past the range−0.14% (2.1× the range)

Tokyo opened at 20:00 ET. In the first 30 minutes USD/JPY traded a tight 0.07% range (158.420 to 158.531), 0.7× its usual opening range.

After a false start lower at 20:35 ET, at 21:45 ET a 5-minute candle closed below the range, and over the next two hours USD/JPY ran as far as −0.14% past it, 2.1× the range itself.

Two hours after the break it stood −0.06% from the range low.

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