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Unsure there is a particular answer for this. Here is how I decide to use it:
First select a direction in a greater time frame, at least H1. It might be best to use a greater TF, based on how much down you go to look for entries. i.e., M30, M15, M5, M1.
Choose a time of day in which London is Open. Or, if you're trading TF, you might not be restricted as to if you exchange.
Wait for a new arrow, or 8/21 crossover on M15, or lower, (occasionally different by 1 pub ), ONLY from the direction that you want to exchange.
Your stop is up to you. Small stops supply the very best R:R, so carefully ascertain what might happen once you enter.
• Is news coming soon?
• Is price approaching a Low or High?
• Is price approaching an area of consolidation, Support/Resistance, or even Supply/Demand?
Use this Exact Same technique to determine just how far into profit, your trade may go before encountering any of the Aforementioned Areas (always thing of these as a general place, instead of a specific number)