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Hey guys, what range do you typically use to define a high-probability breakout in the London session? Thanks for sharing your experience!

Dear all, I would sincerely appreciate your guidance. What time range do you usually use to define a breakout setup during the London session? For example, from what time to what time do you mark the range? Thank you very much in advance.

What is the PR indicator based on? Ive search the site but couldn't find anything that explains it.

nguyenlun25118 wrote: Wed Apr 22, 2026 7:55 pm Hey guys, what range do you typically use to define a high-probability breakout in the London session? Thanks for sharing your experience!

I define the London breakout range using 00:00–05:00 London time (Asian session), and look for breakout trades during 07:30–09:30 London.

When I Skip It
Range already expanded before London
No clean displacement
Price doesn’t retrace into imbalance or OB

hope that helps

ujtrader wrote: Fri May 01, 2026 7:43 am I define the London breakout range using 00:00–05:00 London time (Asian session), and look for breakout trades during 07:30–09:30 London.

When I Skip It
Range already expanded before London
No clean displacement
Price doesn’t retrace into imbalance or OB

hope that helps

Hello UJTRADER, let me ask you about your scalping trading plan every day

jp303 wrote: Wed Apr 29, 2026 10:48 pm What is the PR indicator based on? Ive search the site but couldn't find anything that explains it.

Just wondering if it mattered on broker if its reading volume. Ive flicked through back and forth between my accounts on the volume does change and the metaquotes demo is fine for charting but doesn't do BTC and wanted to test it out over the weekends.

khanhviet1804 wrote: Fri May 01, 2026 12:47 pm Hello UJTRADER, let me ask you about your scalping trading plan every day

I follow a session-based scalping plan, trading gold during London and New York. I identify the higher timeframe trend, mark liquidity, order blocks, and FVG, then wait for confirmation (CHoCH/BOS) on lower timeframes before entering. Entries are taken on retests or with indicator alignment, using a structured timeframe approach (e.g., Daily/H1/M5). I target 1:3 RR, take partials at 1:1, and move SL to breakeven. I also avoid trading in range-bound markets, as trend-following strategies perform best in trending conditions.

Daily = trend
H1 = signal
M5 = entry


For example, if the daily indicators are bullish, you wait for H1 to also turn bullish. Once both align, move to M5 and wait for a retracement (at least to the golden zone). When M5 indicators turn bullish again, that’s your entry. Target 1:3 RR, take partial at 1:1, and move SL to breakeven

Tips: Avoid FOMO and accept stop losses. Protecting your capital is what ensures long-term success. Don’t trade based on emotions only take trades when all your rules are fully aligned. Some days you may not take any trades, and that’s completely fine. Better opportunities will come, especially if your capital is preserved.

Never let a losing trade go beyond your initial stop loss. Many traders make the mistake of moving their stop loss when price goes against them, allowing losses to grow beyond 5% of account and add another trade in the same direction with a hope that price will come in thier favour this is an account killer.

Also, this dollar cost averaging is more suitable for spot trading. In leveraged trading, cost averaging can be very risky and often leads to account loss.

Good luck.

ujtrader wrote: Sun May 03, 2026 5:12 am I follow a session-based scalping plan, trading gold during London and New York. I identify the higher timeframe trend, mark liquidity, order blocks, and FVG, then wait for confirmation (CHoCH/BOS) on lower timeframes before entering. Entries are taken on retests or with indicator alignment, using a structured timeframe approach (e.g., Daily/H1/M5). I target 1:3 RR, take partials at 1:1, and move SL to breakeven. I also avoid trading in range-bound markets, as trend-following strategies perform best in trending conditions.

Daily = trend
H1 = signal
M5 = entry


For example, if the daily indicators are bullish, you wait for H1 to also turn bullish. Once both align, move to M5 and wait for a retracement (at least to the golden zone). When M5 indicators turn bullish again, that’s your entry. Target 1:3 RR, take partial at 1:1, and move SL to breakeven

Tips: Avoid FOMO and accept stop losses. Protecting your capital is what ensures long-term success. Don’t trade based on emotions only take trades when all your rules are fully aligned. Some days you may not take any trades, and that’s completely fine. Better opportunities will come, especially if your capital is preserved.

Never let a losing trade go beyond your initial stop loss. Many traders make the mistake of moving their stop loss when price goes against them, allowing losses to grow beyond 5% of account and add another trade in the same direction with a hope that price will come in thier favour this is an account killer.

Also, this dollar cost averaging is more suitable for spot trading. In leveraged trading, cost averaging can be very risky and often leads to account loss.

Good luck.

Dear Mr. UJtrader and Mr. VZU,

I would like to express my deepest gratitude to you both. Mr. UJtrader and Mr. VZU are a great source of inspiration, giving me more motivation and a firmer direction in my trading journey.

I wish you both good health, happiness, and continued success in the market.

Sincerely.

"Sir UJTRADER and VZU, I am following the strategy you instructed me to follow. I will try my best to achieve the goals set and look forward to receiving further feedback from you soon."

Dimkin wrote: Sat Feb 28, 2026 5:28 pm Friends, great news!

Kvak managed to create a TDFI filtered through PMax so that the signals actually work!
That means VZU Trend Pressure Mod v1.1 is ready.
But for the template to work, you need to go to this page:
post1295580405.html#p1295580405
leave a like for Kvak — maybe even write something if you’d like then it will definitely work!
And also download pMax(+tdfi filtered)1.3.ex4 and move it to the folder: MQL4\Indicators\VZU

It hasn’t been fully tested yet, but isn’t it great to be part of something new?
Fine-tune the parameters, choose currency pairs, and share your experience using it.

Of course, it has weak points — especially during deep corrections or major market structure shifts — so you’ll need to develop your own filtering approach.
Review the past year of history to see different market phases together with these indicators.
Ask yourself questions like:
How many truly good entries are there per day?
At what time of day?
How many days (or H1–H4 candles) does a real reversal actually take to form?
All of this is necessary to improve your win rate and maintain proper risk-to-reward.

I tried to explain the core logic in the screenshot — this is just an addition to my previous post:
post1295580327.html#p1295580327

There’s no better indicator than your own eyes.

In first place thanks soo much for share this fanstactic job budy. My question is the indicator Power Reversals nrp 1.0 Repaint when candle close?