1st setup: divergence and spike, flipped trade for a 1:1 RR (385 pips). Enough room for 1:2 if you can stomach the drawdown.
2nd setup: divergence and spike, flipped trade for a 1:1 RR (416 pips). Not enough room for 1:2.
3rd setup: divergence and spike, flipped trade for a 1:1 RR (511 pips).
Not much to do after the drop during the Tokyo close/London open overlap. Added the Averages rainbow heatmap with level 7 as a threshold to gauge whether a flip trade is viable or not.
4th setup: There was a divergence and a spike, but heatmap was below level 7. Okay to sell for a 1:1 RR, but I don't think there was enough time to place the order.
5th setup: There was a spike, but heatmap was still below 7. Good to sell for a 1:1 RR, with plenty of time to place the order.
6th setup: There was a spike and heatmap began to pierce level 7, but it was crisscrossing. High risk—stay away.
7th setup: Late setup. Ignored.