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	21	22	22	35	69
AUDCHF	18	17	19	31	63
AUDJPY	24	25	28	41	74
AUDNZD	14	15	16	27	54
AUDSGD	20	23	25	41	84
AUDUSD	20	23	24	37	82
CADCHF	16	15	14	29	51
CADJPY	21	21	22	37	68
CADSGD	15	15	14	31	62
CHFJPY	26	25	25	37	72
EURAUD	29	32	37	67	151
EURCAD	27	26	25	54	103
EURCHF	16	15	14	25	34
EURGBP	13	17	15	32	69
EURJPY	27	28	30	46	83
EURNZD	30	32	34	63	148
EURSGD	19	21	22	39	77
EURUSD	21	23	22	41	85
GBPAUD	36	44	46	70	154
GBPCAD	31	32	29	63	151
GBPCHF	24	27	26	49	96
GBPJPY	31	36	37	63	108
GBPNZD	36	42	43	74	153
GBPSGD	27	33	33	63	140
GBPUSD	26	29	29	59	131
NZDCAD	16	16	16	29	66
NZDCHF	16	15	15	26	54
NZDJPY	19	20	22	35	62
NZDSGD	16	17	18	34	76
NZDUSD	16	17	19	30	71
SGDCHF	12	11	11	21	35
SGDJPY	15	16	18	28	43
USDCAD	23	23	22	45	107
USDCHF	18	18	16	32	60
USDJPY	23	23	25	41	63
USDSGD	13	13	16	29	61