Easy ATR

The Average True Range (ATR) is a measure of volatility introduced by Welles Wilder in his book, 'New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems'. ATR is commonly used by many traders to determine the best position for their stop loss order as it correspond to the actual Forex market volatility. When the Forex market is volatile, traders look for wider stops in order to avoid being stopped out of the trading by some random market noise. When the volatility is low, there is no reason to set wide stops; traders then focus on tighter stops in order to have better protections for their trading positions and accumulated profits.

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	M15	M30	H1	H4	D1
AUDCAD	9	11	15	33	67
AUDCHF	7	9	11	26	56
AUDJPY	8	12	16	37	80
AUDNZD	6	9	12	30	57
AUDSGD	8	11	14	33	66
AUDUSD	8	11	14	30	65
CADCHF	6	9	9	22	45
CADJPY	8	10	12	29	64
CADSGD	6	8	10	22	48
CHFJPY	9	13	15	30	67
EURAUD	14	17	22	49	99
EURCAD	15	20	19	45	85
EURCHF	7	10	10	30	49
EURGBP	11	17	15	44	74
EURJPY	13	18	19	52	96
EURNZD	13	19	23	55	132
EURSGD	13	17	18	45	73
EURUSD	13	18	17	43	81
GBPAUD	24	37	38	110	184
GBPCAD	24	39	34	108	178
GBPCHF	17	26	23	75	124
GBPJPY	20	34	32	95	164
GBPNZD	23	39	41	123	220
GBPSGD	23	37	33	105	171
GBPUSD	20	33	28	84	150
NZDCAD	7	10	14	26	74
NZDCHF	5	8	10	21	62
NZDJPY	6	9	13	28	81
NZDSGD	6	9	13	25	79
NZDUSD	6	9	12	23	67
SGDCHF	5	7	8	16	33
SGDJPY	5	7	10	23	50
USDCAD	9	12	14	30	71
USDCHF	9	13	14	29	62
USDJPY	8	10	14	28	60
USDSGD	5	9	11	24	58