Time for scalping.

Whatever one may say, trading time plays a significant role in stock trading, and it's no less important when scalping .

It might seem like it doesn't matter what time you open a trade—it really doesn't matter if you're working with a long-term strategy, but with short-term trades, the situation can be completely different.

Scalping trading assumes a stable trend, so sharp price fluctuations should be avoided.

A rapid move against your trade can completely wipe out your deposit, as you simply won't have time to close the trade, and stop losses are often not used when scalping.

Therefore, first and foremost, we should rule out news release times. Obviously, it's impossible to exclude all news, but those included in the Forex calendar are quite feasible.

Another important consideration is choosing the right trading instrument: the currency pair should consist of currencies outside the trading session. So, if you choose to trade EURUSD, you'll have to trade during the Asian trading session.

Furthermore, before trading, evaluate the trend dynamics themselves. Trade only if there are repeated fluctuations on your timeframe. If the price behaves unexpectedly, it's best to postpone trading until a more favorable time.

Scalping is a strategy with maximum risk, so you shouldn't increase it further by trading during an unstable trend or during periods with a high probability of sharp price changes.