I am able to see the border within a candlestick and the candlestick that is future. I am able to see where the probabilities that are greater lies within the candlestick that is future and a candlestick.

95% of the time cost will close above or below the open. Amateurs won't ever understand the edge in this quote, unless an expert point it out where the edge lies within this quote.

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So there is an advantage in just a single candlestick. There are probability trades within a candlestick.

The statement that 95% of the time cost will close above or below the open is accurate. I've that stats to verify that on GU. As yet I haven't looked at other currency pairs, as an edge in 1 pair should be sufficient.

So what do we know from this FACT. We learn that from the opening cost of almost any candle we could EXPECT MOVEMENT. What we don't know at this stage is in the direction.

As an example to scalp GU within a single candle there has to be sufficient motion. For me there is not sufficient motion in anything lower than a candle that is 1hr. My stats show than during my chosen hours the typical assortment of a 1hr candle is 22.82 pips. During each hour I only need to ch a number of this range.