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It sounds like you're learning the hard way that a "daily close" in one market is just a pit stop in the global 24/7 news cycle. For Asian markets, that overnight period is critical for US/EU news, often overriding local momentum. Why not just flat out before the close if you're worried about overnight news? The carry isn't worth the risk.

That's a very valid point, especially with the interconnectedness of global markets. I've found that sometimes the Asian close can indeed set the tone, but overnight news from other regions frequently overrides local momentum. It really emphasizes the need for a robust risk management strategy.

That's a key observation, and it highlights the challenge of true overnight risk. For non-US markets, the local close often isn't the 'final word' like it can feel in a purely US-centric view, given the subsequent activity in other time zones.