In the article, David Rodriguez performed some very thorough analysis to arrive at the conclusion that the Asian trading session could be most amenable for retail traders.
In the article, David took an RSI strategy, and added a Tokyo Session time filter to get far different results than had the strategy been trading during all market periods.
This strategy is similar to that - but instead of using RSI, this uses Slow Stochastics.
Stop and Profit Target are Open and in Dollars - not pips. Keep in mind if testing on a micro account (in which pips can be $.10 each as opposed to $1.0).
For anyone wanting to get more familiar with our Traits of Successful Traders series, I'm going to be covering each of the articles in the 'Coach's Playbook' webinar tomorrow at 1pm EST. You can set a reminder from the link below:
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