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Market hours and the "Market closed" indicator

What the Market closed status means, when each asset class trades, and how the chart behaves outside trading sessions.

Written by TrendTrader Pro Team

Different markets keep different hours, and TrendTrader Pro tells you clearly when one is asleep.

When each asset class trades

  • Crypto — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Never closed.

  • Forex — around the clock Monday through Friday; closed over the weekend (roughly Friday 5 PM to Sunday 5 PM New York time).

  • Stocks and ETFs — follow their exchange's session (for US markets, 9:30 AM–4:00 PM Eastern, Monday–Friday, excluding market holidays).

  • Indices — follow their home exchange or futures sessions; most major indices update throughout the trading week.

  • Commodities — follow their exchange sessions, most trading nearly around the clock on weekdays.

All times inside the app are handled automatically — you don't need to convert anything.

The "Market closed" indicator

When a market's session is closed, the intraday signal feed shows a calm Market closed row with a moon icon instead of a signal. This is expected and normal — it means there's nothing to scan right now, not that anything is wrong.

You may also see No intraday data for a market that is open but hasn't produced intraday data yet; that's a different state and usually resolves on its own within a few minutes.

What still works while a market is closed

The chart stays fully interactive when a market is closed:

  • Browse full price history on any timeframe.

  • Pan, zoom, and use the crosshair normally.

  • Review the signal markers — the current one and the dimmed history.

Two things change while a session is closed:

  • No new candles form, so live price movement pauses until the next session opens.

  • The candle-close countdown hides, since there is no forming candle to count down.

Both return automatically the moment the market reopens — no refresh needed.

Daily signals and closed markets

Daily signals are produced by a once-per-day scan, so weekend market closures don't interrupt them: your most recent daily signal stays visible and valid until the next scan produces an update.

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