Is there any term for this?

[elitetradesman]

Most day traders will go flat before market close, rather than at close because of liquidity.

For example, some stock traders close out all their positions by 3:55PM, not 4PM.

What do you call this time, 3:55PM in this example?

Thanks.

 

[Jack_Larkin]

'caution?

 

[abattia]

Quote from elitetradesman:

... What do you call this time, 3:55PM in this example?
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"The big hand at the eleven, the little hand at the four."

 

[Tech Analysis]

Being a railroad buff, it's akin to standing at the back of the platform when the 90 MPH commuter express whizzes by.

 

[Lucrum]

Quote from elitetradesman:

Most day traders will go flat before market close, rather than at close because of liquidity.

For example, some stock traders close out all their positions by 3:55PM, not 4PM.

What do you call this time, 3:55PM in this example?

Thanks.

AFAIK it doesn't have a "name".