oussama94
05-29-2017, 00:17
For the purposes of this study, I looked at how the EUR/USD reacted to
various economic releases 20 minutes after the number was released and
60 minutes or one hour after the number was released, and whether the
move lasted into the end of the U.S. trading session. I consider 20 minutes
the knee-jerk reaction time, and the pip change is based on the time at
which the economic number is released and the closing price 20 minutes
or 60 minutes later. This methodology may help exclude some wild swings
within the first 20 minutes,
various economic releases 20 minutes after the number was released and
60 minutes or one hour after the number was released, and whether the
move lasted into the end of the U.S. trading session. I consider 20 minutes
the knee-jerk reaction time, and the pip change is based on the time at
which the economic number is released and the closing price 20 minutes
or 60 minutes later. This methodology may help exclude some wild swings
within the first 20 minutes,