Trader Dale Volume Profile

What instruments to trade?
I also need to mention that the costs of trading can fluctuate based on the instrument volatility.
Generally speaking, the higher the volatility, the bigger the
costs will be to trade the instrument (spreads mostly). You also
need to be aware of the various instruments volatility in your
trading strategy. This will require you to adjust your SL and PT
accordingly to the volatility of the asset you are trading. Also,
the strategy itself should be consistent with that currency pairs
volatility and behavior. Some pairs are good for fast, aggressive
trading, while still others are better for slower and calmer
trades.
Here is a Daily Range table (average from the last 10 weeks) of
various currency pairs to give you some overall picture of their
average volatility.
In my trading, I prefer to avoid GBP pairs. If you look at the table,
you can see that they are one of the most volatile. The GBP also
tends to aggressively spike past major support and resistance
zones, which doesn’t really suit my trading strategy as well as
many of the others. For that reason, I usually avoid trading the British Pound.
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