Adding kill zone timing as a filter helps distinguish A-grade trades from weaker setups occurring during dead sessions.

Well, another thing that you can use on your checklist to determine if a trade is a plus versus a B trade or a C plus trade is that setup occurring during the market hours and specifically during these windows, which we're going to cover. Now, on the weekend, late at night, there are markets that are open. Forex isn't 24-7, but it is more active during the morning sessions. There's dead sessions overnight. Does it mean a trade setup can exist outside of market hours? Of course not, but liquidity is thinner. Maybe that market structure break that sweep isn't as meaningful as one that occurred during these kill zones, these market sessions that we're going to talk about. So again, a setup is a setup on the chart, but if you add that additional filter of is a setup occurring during one of these predetermined time windows, that can give you maybe some more confidence that this is a good trade, no different than in the advanced dealing range video. Not every trade has to have a stack of dealing ranges, but if they do, it's potentially a better trade.