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Time in trading refers to the timing of entering and exiting positions in the market, which plays a critical role in profitability. In trading, time is crucial because market conditions can change rapidly, and perfect timing can lead to better entry points and higher returns. Traders use technical indicators, market trends, and economic events to make decisions on the best time to execute trades. Time-based strategies like day trading or swing trading require discipline and analysis to optimize market opportunities and manage risk effectively.

EXPIRATION TIME

Expiration Time is the time limit for the validity of an element defined by Expiration Variable, such as a stop order, limit order, or alert, after which it is canceled or deactivated.

ENTRY DATE

Entry Date is the specific date when a trader initiates a position by buying or selling an asset.

EXIT TIME

Exit Time is the exact time when a trader closes a position by executing a sell order or buying back an asset.

ENTRY TIME

Entry Time is the exact time when a trader initiates a position by executing a buy or sell order.

EXIT DATE

Exit Date is the specific date when a trader closes a position by selling an asset or buying it back in the case of short selling.

DAYS BORROWED

Days Borrowed measures the total number of days funds have been borrowed for a specific transaction, trade, or portfolio, reflecting the duration of leveraged activity.

DATETIME

Datetime represents a combined date and time value in the ISO 8601 format (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS ±HH:MM), ensuring precise temporal tracking with timezone support.

TIMEZONE

Timezone represents the geographic region's standard time, influencing trading hours, market activity, and transaction timing. It provides context for understanding when trades occur relative to global markets.

YEAR

Year represents the specific year extracted from a DATETIME field, offering yearly granularity for analysis. Formatted as a 4-digit number, e.g., 2024.

WEEK

Week represents the specific week extracted from a DATETIME field, enabling weekly granularity for analysis. Formatted as a 2-digit number, 01–53.