1 Trade + 1 Filter in ORB = More Accuracy & High Profit Factor #openrangebreakout

Published 2024-03-02
Open Range Breakout (ORB) system is a trading strategy used in financial markets, particularly in stocks and forex.

The "open range" refers to the price range within which a security trades during the first few minutes or hours of a trading session, typically the opening hour.

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The ORB system involves identifying the high and low prices within this initial trading range. Traders then wait for the price to break out of this range, either above the high or below the low, indicating a potential trend for the rest of the trading session.

When the breakout occurs, traders often enter positions in the direction of the breakout, anticipating further price movement.

This strategy aims to capture early momentum in the market and take advantage of the initial surge in price activity.

Traders using the ORB system usually employ additional technical indicators or risk management strategies to enhance their trading decisions and mitigate potential losses.

While the Open Range Breakout (ORB) system can be effective in capturing early market momentum, it also has some drawbacks:

False Breakouts: One of the primary challenges with the ORB system is the occurrence of false breakouts. Sometimes, the price may briefly break out of the initial trading range but then quickly reverse direction, trapping traders who entered positions based on the breakout signal.

Choppy Markets: In choppy or range-bound markets, where prices fluctuate within a narrow range without establishing a clear trend, the ORB system may result in frequent false signals or whipsaws. Traders may find it difficult to distinguish genuine breakouts from noise.

Volatility: High volatility during the opening period can lead to exaggerated price movements, increasing the risk of slippage or unexpected gaps between the anticipated entry price and the actual execution price.

Overcrowded Trades: Since the ORB system is relatively popular among traders, breakouts can attract a large number of participants, leading to overcrowded trades and reduced profitability due to increased competition and potential market impact.

Overall, while the ORB system can be a valuable tool for identifying early trading opportunities, traders must be aware of its limitations and employ appropriate risk management techniques to navigate the challenges effectively.

All these drawbacks can be negated using the techniques mentioned in this video.

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