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Back On Track Posistion [H1]

If the previous candle has break 120 poin of open day posistion then take order posistion and take 15 poin of profit.
  1. BUY if previous candle break -120 poin from open day posistion
  2. SELL if previou candle break +120 poin from open day posistion

BUY chart





SELL chart



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