once in a week, i will put up ATR (Average True Range) indicator to compare the average pips movement in 15mins, 60mins, 4hrs, Daily timeframes on all the major pairs i traded. the ATR gives a idea which is more volatile and which is dead ..... e.g. EUR/GBP. you can also have ATR permanently on chart as a stop loss strategy but i don't use it this way.Quote from Gcapman:
Definitely one of the more volatile and tougher pairs to trade
Does anyone have any thoughts as to exactly why this pair is tougher?
Is it just the simple of combo of volatility monsters like Euro and Yen or is there some other reason for the difficulty factor?
Quote from bstay:
once in a week, i will put up ATR (Average True Range) indicator to compare the average pips movement in 15mins, 60mins, 4hrs, Daily timeframes on all the major pairs i traded. the ATR gives a idea which is more volatile and which is dead ..... e.g. EUR/GBP. you can also have ATR permanently on chart as a stop loss strategy but i don't use it this way.
another thing u can do is study the pips movement at this site, the left column has several choices e.g. pip movement by hour of day, so u can decide what time to trade what pairs.
http://www.autochartist.com/index.php/en/products-and-services/powerstatsmenu.html
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_buPOR1D4e...Bqk/lQh669E5a4w/s1600-h/averagedailyrange.jpgQuote from Gcapman:
Real interesting stuff. Cheers for the link!![]()