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The basis of these statistics
The opening range is the high and low of the first stretch of a session — pick 15, 30 or 60 minutes after the open. A breakout is when price first pierces that range; by default that's a touch of the edge (switch the Entry control to a 5- or 15-minute candle close if you prefer). Its direction (Long above, Short below) sets the trade.
A reversal is when, after that breakout, price turns and pierces the opposite edge of the range the same day. The reversal trade is taken in that new direction, with its stop on the original breakout side.
For the trade-based panels we assume you enter at the breakout level, with a stop at the opposite side of the opening range. One SD = one full opening-range width measured from the broken edge.
Everything is intraday: every statistic is measured within the same trading day and cut off at the cash close. A move that continues on a later day does not count.
Historical market-behaviour statistics for education only — not trading advice or a prediction of future results.