# AMD Trading Cycle: Asian, London and New York Sessions

- Original post: https://www.twitter.com/i/status/2120096058009113006
- Source account: [@Mrvicck](https://x.com/Mrvicck)
- Source language: English
- Duration: 1:36
- Published: 2026-11-10
- Canonical URL: https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions

## Transcript

[0:00](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions) And distribution has never been simpler using this one trick.

[0:04](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions?t=4) But first, what is AMD? Simply put, it's the process where price accumulates liquidity in the market by holding price inside of a consolidation.

[0:14](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions?t=14) Price is then manipulated to raid a liquidity pool on one side of the consolidation, and finally reverses to distribute that liquidity to the opposing liquidity pool engineered during the accumulation phase.

[0:26](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions?t=26) Now, the trick is we incorporate time into our AMD cycle by looking at the Asian session, London session, and the New York session.

[0:35](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions?t=35) And here's how we do that. When you get to the charts, highlight what the Asian session has done. Why?

[0:42](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions?t=42) Because chances are, if it's accumulated, we can expect London to manipulate, and therefore New York to distribute.

[0:49](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions?t=49) Now, there's a caveat here. Say when you get to the charts and you see the Asian session has expanded instead of accumulating, then you should not expect the London session to manipulate.

[1:00](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions?t=60) Instead, you should expect it to accumulate, and therefore New York to manipulate.

[1:05](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions?t=65) Put simply, it all comes down to what the Asian session has done.

[1:09](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions?t=69) But let's move on to a chart example to properly illustrate the AMD cycle.

[1:14](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions?t=74) Here, we've got this buy-side liquidity pool, and price has accumulated during the Asian session.

[1:20](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions?t=80) So what do we expect the London session to do?

[1:23](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions?t=83) Well, we expect it to manipulate by raiding buy side.

[1:27](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/33TSlQxwqTDY/en/amd-trading-cycle-asian-london-and-new-york-sessions?t=87) Now, the stage is set for the New York session to open, reverse, and distribute during the expansion to complete the AMD cycle