How to trade eurusd (with the breakout strategy)

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@yokoyi - 7 months ago

EUR/USD beakout strategy for New York session

The EUR/USD breakput strategy has a similar application to the New York session but you must draw a box to mark the 12 pm to 1 pm hour.

After that, you wait for a breakout of the box then trade the direction of the breakout or reversal that follows.

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@yokoyi - 7 months ago

Same thing happened on the 10/12/2025 the sky-blue box captures the 12pm to 1 pm hour Pre-New York and the breakout and reversal happened around 1.1630

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@yokoyi - 6 months ago

Today 16/12/2025 there was a breakout below the Asian range, folowed by a reversal to the upward direction. This was a buy opportunity for anyone who traded today.

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@yokoyi - 6 months ago

Today the breakout happened at the bottom of the Asian range, during the pre-franky hour (6-7 am UTC) but the actual reversal happened later during the Pre-NY session. The play here would have been to buy early at around 1.1710 and hold till the reversal happens then ride the upward trend.

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@yokoyi - 6 months ago

Today 18/12/2025 the breakout happened at the upper Asian range during the Pre-Franky hour (6-7am UTC) and the downward reversal followed. The play here ould have been to sell upon seeing the first opposite candle then hold the trade till the breakout of the lower Asian range (edge-to-edge).

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@yokoyi - 6 months ago

See the image below

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@yokoyi - 6 months ago

Today 19/12/2025 there was a fake out during pre-franky but the actual reversal took place later during Franky

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@yokoyi - 6 months ago

26/12/2025 eurusd breakout strategy:

Price broke out at the bottom of the Asian range but the reversal actually happened at the pre-franky hour low so it would have been a good play to buy around 1.1774. After price reversed upwards and brok out of the Asian high range, it reversed downward and the playbook would have been to sell around 1.1788

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@yokoyi - 5 months ago

Today, the breakout and reversal happened at the pre-franky high level so the play would have been to sell from that level and place your stop loss at least 10 pips above it.

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@yokoyi - 5 months ago

Today, I tested the breakout strategy on GBP/USD and it worked out pretty well with TP smashed.

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@yokoyi - 5 months ago

Today, we saw a classic breakout of the Asian range during the Pre-Frankfurt hour which was followed by a reversal back into it. The simple thing to do would have been to buy the reversal and place your SL 10 pips away from the buy trigger.

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@yokoyi - 5 months ago

Today there was a classic breakout below the Asian range (1.1848 level) and follow up reversal back into the range. It happened twice as you will see in the image.

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@yokoyi - 4 months ago

Today the breakout of the Asian range happened at the start of the London session, and it was followed by a reversal back into the range. the play here would have been to sell after spotting the sell pattern encircled in blue. Your SL would have been 10 pips above the sell trigger encircled in blue and your TP would have been at the lower edge of the Asian box

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@yokoyi - 4 months ago

Today, we saw a double buy opportunity with two reversals occuring during the Pre-Frankfurt hour and at the start of the London session.

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@headies25284 - 4 months ago

This pair has been confusing to me this week. I didn’t really see anything on this pair this week. What do you think? Was there any setup on it

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@yokoyi - 4 months ago

This was Tuesday, with a sell setup. Price tried to reverse back into the Asian range but rejected and fell downward.

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@headies25284 - 4 months ago
Quoted - yokoyi

Yes, they were several setups this week but you may not see them if you are looking at higher time frames.

Yh, I was focused on the higher timeframe. I didn’t even scale down to the Lower timeframe at all

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