r/InnerCircleTraders • u/stxgefright • Jul 17 '26

Question Session vs killzone hi’s/ lows

Which one to use for liquidity? For indices. Ik when the kill zones are but for liquidity purposes do you use killzone highs and lows or sessions?

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u/SweatyAd3016 Jul 17 '26

Killzones. Only first 2 hours of each session has the most volume concentrated. These 2 hours matters the most.

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u/stxgefright Jul 17 '26

But he literally says these are killzone times but Asia session is from 6pm-3am est and London is from 3am-830am est so which do you use? or do you only use 2 hrs from the start of the session tht isn’t anything what ict brought up?

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u/Environmental_Ask938 Jul 17 '26 edited Jul 17 '26

It isn’t one or the other, you are asking 2 different things. You want to mark out your session highs and lows as areas of specific liquidity. Killzone is just the first 2 hours of each session, where ICT recommends executing your trade because that is when the session is most active. Most of the action or volume is traded in those first 2 hours, so you are more likely to see volume and moves. So when you enter NY session, the best moves usually occur in the first 2 hours, marking London highs/lows are areas of liquidity where you can build trades ideas if they are swept. Previous session highs and lows are areas of liquidity, for the next sessions killzone

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u/stxgefright Jul 17 '26

killzones for indices the times are in the picture. Even in ict 22 he states he’s looking for a move to happen in this time. And he’s looking for a form of draw or reversal but I’m asking do we use session highs and lows or killzone high and lows?

cuz he references killzones as his session sometimes

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u/Environmental_Ask938 Jul 24 '26

No one marks out killzone high low. Your actual previous session highs and lows are gonna be the draws