London Session Strategy

Discover a Price Action trading strategy for the London Session, aiming for high win rates to help pass prop firm funding challenges in Forex markets.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Price Action

Part of: ICT Kill Zones & Sessions

  • Methodology: Price Action
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: Inferred from title - not verified from video content: London Session
  • Markets: Inferred from title - not verified from video content: Forex (common for London session strategies)

Source video

Decoded from: Estrategia en London para Pasar Fondeos 🔥 (80% Winrate) by Gorka Fx — watch the original

Strategy overview

The London session — the European trading window that opens the day's second major burst of liquidity — is the anchor for this strategy, in the same family of session-based approaches as the ICT kill zones. What separates this entry from the many London-session setups in the catalog is its stated purpose: it comes from the Spanish-language channel Gorka Fx, in a video titled "Estrategia en London para Pasar Fondeos 🔥 (80% Winrate)" — "London strategy to pass funded-account challenges" — and it is built around the constraints of a prop-firm evaluation rather than around discretionary day trading in general.

That framing changes what matters. Funded-account programs impose daily loss limits, maximum drawdown ceilings and, at many firms, minimum trading days, which pushes traders toward one clearly defined window per day instead of open-ended screen time. A session-anchored approach fits that shape naturally: a fixed period to observe, a fixed period to act, and no trades outside it. The headline figure in the title is the creator's own claim about their results — it has not been independently verified, and no win rate observed on one market, period or execution style should be assumed to carry over to another.

Methodologically this is pure price action: no indicators are attached to it, so the entire read depends on interpretation — which levels are treated as meaningful, which part of the session's behavior counts as the setup, and where risk is placed relative to it. A rule-by-rule breakdown of this particular variant is not available on this page; what it offers is the context — the session framework the idea belongs to, and the source video that presents it.

Topics

london session strategy · forex strategy · price action · trading strategy · funding challenge strategy · high win rate strategy · forex trading strategy · london open strategy · london session trading · prop firm strategy · pine script · tradingview strategy · currency trading strategy

Frequently asked questions

What is the London session in trading?

It is the period when the London market is open — roughly the European trading day, beginning around 08:00 UK time. It typically brings a sharp rise in participation after the quieter Asian hours, which is why many intraday strategies use it as their reference window.

Why do traders build session strategies around prop-firm challenges?

Funded-account evaluations come with daily loss limits, maximum drawdown rules and often minimum trading days. A single defined session window makes exposure predictable and easier to keep inside those limits than trading opportunistically throughout the day.

Is the 80% win rate in the video title verified?

No. That figure appears in the title as published by the channel and reflects the creator's own claim about their results. It has not been independently verified, and past performance is not an indication of future results.

How should I evaluate a London session strategy before using it in a funded-account challenge?

Test it on historical intraday data covering the session hours you intend to trade, then forward-test on a demo account under the same drawdown rules the evaluation will apply. Strategy Decoder catalogs strategies like this one from video sources so you can review the concept before committing capital to it.

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