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@NQStats I've been backtesting and understanding the model and knowing when it works best, but I have trouble holding past the mean reversion. Any advice?

@Eddie_Fibonacci 100% The best Hour Stat trades are the ones that sweep quick and return back through that move quick, something like this. These will be the cleanest and easiest moves.

When trading Hourly Stats you're essentially trading a Turtle Soup. That is also the reason why the sweeps that happen between 0-20 minutes of a new hourly candle are so successful for price returning back to the open. This also means that we want to see price return to the open very quickly after a sweep. Otherwise it might not be a TS after all... And data (NQ 10 years M1) shows this as well. As a rule of thumb, if you are in a trade you might want to consider going BE or bail out if price did not reach the open yet after 10-15 minutes after the sweep. @NQStats

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