# SESSIONS

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**Association**

**SESSIONS** are periods of time when we trade.
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**SESSIONS** is an indicator that works like a clock that measures time intervals. It can be set to send signals at different time periods that can be customized by the user. For example, to **trade on Tuesday and Thursday from 9 am to 11 am and then from 6 pm to midnight**.

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The signal from **SESSIONS** is transmitted to other modules of the system to execute the operations specified by the trader. This can be best illustrated by the **RULE** module of the [**CONDITION MANAGER**](https://docs.cdzv.com/code-zero-visual-trading_en/cdzv-toolkit/indicators/pages/p01hFjHvPMasiIYU8qWr#id-1.-rule) indicator.

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The **SESSIONS** module has **six outputs** that signal that it is time to do something. The first output generates a signal when all enabled sessions comply with the rules. The other outputs generate signals each for a different session setting.

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