About this ebook
Why London, New York, and Asia Decide Who Wins and Who Loses
The foreign exchange market appears to move continuously, but in reality it operates in distinct liquidity phases driven by global trading sessions. While charts update around the clock, the market’s ability to absorb orders, manage risk, and provide reliable execution changes dramatically depending on who is active and when.
Trading Forex by Liquidity explores how the London, New York, and Asia sessions shape price behavior - and why understanding these shifts is often more important than any indicator or pattern.
Rather than focusing on signals or setups, this book examines the structural forces behind price movement: liquidity availability, session handovers, execution conditions, and the hidden costs traders encounter when trading at the wrong time. Many losses commonly blamed on psychology or poor discipline are shown to be the result of trading during thin or transitional market conditions.
Inside, you’ll learn:
Why the Forex market is not equally tradable at all hours
How liquidity expands and contracts across London, New York, and Asia
Why spreads, slippage, and stop behavior change by session
How session overlaps create opportunity - and risk
Why some breakouts succeed in one session and fail in another
How timing influences execution quality more than most traders realize
Each session is analyzed as its own trading environment, with different participants, incentives, and behaviors. The book explains how Asia often prepares the market, how London drives global repricing, and how New York confirms, extends, or reverses moves depending on capital flow and positioning.
This is not a strategy book and does not provide trade recommendations. Instead, it offers a framework for understanding when market conditions support reliable trading - and when they do not. By recognizing liquidity regimes and session dynamics, traders can better align their activity with the market’s natural rhythm.
Trading Forex by Liquidity is written for traders who already understand basic market concepts but want deeper insight into execution, timing, and market structure. It is especially relevant for day traders, scalpers, and anyone trading intraday movements across global sessions.
By shifting focus from prediction to conditions, this book helps readers see the Forex market more clearly - and make decisions based on how it actually functions, not how it appears on a chart.
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About the author
Konstantin Titov is a professional Forex trader and market analyst with over a decade of live trading experience across global markets. His work focuses on price behavior, liquidity dynamics, and execution risk, with particular emphasis on how trading sessions shape market outcomes.
Rather than relying on indicators or retail trading signals, Konstantin specializes in market structure, timing, and liquidity-first analysis, examining how London, New York, and Asia sessions influence spreads, volatility, and order execution. His approach is rooted in understanding how real participants interact with the market under different conditions, and why identical setups can produce very different results depending on the time of day.
Known for a clear, disciplined, and institutional-style perspective, Konstantin breaks down complex trading concepts into practical frameworks that emphasize repeatability, risk awareness, and execution realism. His work avoids hype and shortcuts, focusing instead on how the Forex market actually functions beneath the charts.
Through his books, Konstantin aims to help traders move beyond surface-level analysis and develop a deeper understanding of liquidity cycles, session behavior, and structural market forces that determine long-term trading outcomes.
