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Overnight High and Low

The overnight high and low are the highest and lowest prices reached in the selected ETH window before the cash open.

Overnight high and overnight low are range references: the extreme prices printed during a defined electronic window before RTH begins. The window must stay consistent for comparisons.

These extremes matter because they are visible boundaries of the overnight auction. A later test may hold, extend, or return inside the range.

An overnight high is not automatically resistance, and an overnight low is not automatically support. They are coordinates for describing the next auction.

LiquidityLevels provides informational and educational market commentary only. These definitions describe market language; they are not financial advice, trade signals, or predictions.

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