Weekly recap — Jun 15 – 19, 2026

Asian Range Breakout Dominates with a 12R Win in a Profitable Week

This week brought a total return of 27.29R across 42 trades, despite a modest 30.95% win rate. The standout was the Asian Range Breakout strategy, contributing a net 34.62R from 17 trades. Other strategies like Breakout added small gains, while Liquidity Sweep and Mean Reversion lagged behind with losses.

Total R
+27.29R
42 signals
Signals
42
13W · 29L
Win Rate
31%
Top Strategy
Asian Range Breakout
Best net R
Trade of the Week
GBP/JPYLONG
Asian Range Breakout · H1
+12.15R

The trade of the week was a long Asian Range Breakout on GBP/JPY on the H1 timeframe, which yielded an impressive 12.15R. This strategy aims to capture momentum following the consolidation period of the Asian session, and this particular trade exemplified its strength by quickly moving from entry at 214.982 to exit at 215.395 within a few hours.

Strategy Spotlight

The Asian Range Breakout strategy stood out by delivering the highest net return of 34.62R over 17 trades. This approach typically works by identifying price breakouts from the quiet Asian session range, capitalizing on the increased volatility that often follows. Its edge comes from well-defined entry zones and clear momentum shifts, which this week translated into strong profitability.

Asian Range Breakout+34.62R17
Breakout+2.18R13
Liquidity Sweep-4.00R4
Mean Reversion-5.51R8
On the Watchlist Next Week
USD/JPYLong bias — BoJ maintaining ultra-dovish stance while US Fed signals more rate hikes supports yen weakness and USD strength, favoring clear pivot breakouts to the upside.
EUR/USDShort bias — ECB signals end of tightening cycle and Eurozone growth concerns amid strong US data increase risk of euro downside continuation after pivot breakouts.
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