The overnight session refers to the trading period from 20:00 to 3:50 Eastern Time (ET) the next day, marking the start of the next trading day. Pre-market, regular trading, after-hours, and overnight sessions form the 24-hour trading system for the US stock market, supporting select stocks and ETFs.
Overnight trading hours run from 08:00 - 15:50 SGT during daylight saving time and 09:00 - 16:50 SGT during standard time.
During a daylight saving day, the first session of overnight trading begins on Monday morning at 08:00 SGT and concludes early Monday afternoon at 15:50 SGT, while the last session takes place on Friday morning at 08:00 SGT and ends early Friday morning at 15:50 SGT.
It's important to note that the start of overnight trading marks the beginning of the next trading day. Overnight trading, along with pre-market, regular trading hours, and post-market trading, form the 24-hour trading cycle of the US stock market.
For example, the overnight trading hours on Tuesday morning, spanning from 08:00 SGT to early Tuesday afternoon at 15:50 SGT, is considered part of Tuesday's U.S. trading day. The contract details for these trades will only be available in Wednesday's statement, alongside the U.S. pre-market, regular, and post-market trades.
Overnight trading is applicable to both stocks and ETFs. You can identify these stocks by the '24H' label on the stock details page. The range of codes available for overnight trading is continuously expanding.

You can access various types of market data, including overnight trade snapshots, intraday charts, transaction details, transaction statistics, and BBO (Best Bid & Offer).

Overnight trading only supports limit orders, and their validity is restricted to the current trading day.
There are currently two ways to place an order during the overnight session:

You can choose whether to incorporate overnight trading prices into your position and P/L calculations via "More Settings" > "Portfolio" > "Asset Calculation Method" option. When you opt for overnight trading prices, the latest prices during the overnight session will impact your position values and P/L calculations.

Key takeaways:
Q1: Is overnight trading available during US holidays?
Overnight trading follows the exchange holiday calendar. Trading days for overnight sessions align with regular trading days, and no overnight trading occurs on holidays.
For example, if Friday is a holiday, there will be no overnight trading on Thursday night/Friday morning.
Q2: Do I need to open an additional account the overnight trading?
No additional account is required for overnight trading. As long as your account is enabled for US stock trading, you can participate in overnight sessions.
Q3: What are the service fees for overnight trading?
Service fees are the same as during regular trading hours.
Q4: Is short sale allowed during overnight trading?
Yes, short sale is supported.
Q5: Can orders be placed in advance for overnight trading?
No, orders can only be placed during the overnight session.
This article is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.







