I have been testing for the last 3 months a strategy based solely on breaks during the openings of London and New York, and the results have been more than decent. The base is simple: identify the Asian range, plot levels and enter with pending commands once it breaks with force. I use 15-minute graphics to define the Asian range and place buy stop and seal stop commands just above and below that range, always respecting a minimum distance to avoid false breaks. The risk-benefit ratio I am managing is 1:2 at a minimum. Does anyone else use this technique or some variation? What pair gives you better results? I am focusing on GBPUSD and EURJPY for its volatility. I open this thread to exchange inputs, outputs, and real-time analysis during both sessions.