EURUSD H1 Strategy with RVI & 2 Moving Averages

Blend momentum and structure for clean intraday swings on EURUSD (H1).
We use RVI as a momentum confirmer and two moving averages as a trend/structure guide; entries occur when price pulls back and RVI flips back in trend.

Tools

• RVI(10–14) with signal/smoothed line; centerline at 0.
• Fast MA (e.g., EMA 20) and Slow MA (e.g., EMA 50) for bias/structure.
• ATR(14) for stops and position sizing.

Market logic

• In trends, pullbacks often lose momentum. RVI turning back up/down while price regains the MA stack suggests continuation.

Setup checklist

1. Bias: Fast MA above Slow MA (longs) / below (shorts); slope aligned.
2. Pullback: price retraces toward MAs and forms a base/wick test.
3. RVI confirm: RVI crosses its signal back in the trend direction (or crosses centerline).
4. Price confirm: close back above/below the fast MA and micro‑structure.

Entry

• Enter on close of the confirmation candle, or limit at a minor pullback if structure allows.

Stop Loss

• Beyond the pullback low/high or ATR(14) × 1.5–2.0.
• Account for spread and session volatility.

Take Profit

• Primary: 1.5R–2R.
• Runner: trail behind the fast MA or micro‑swing lows/highs.
• If price closes through the slow MA against you → consider exit.

Filters & notes

• Avoid trades 30–60 min around high‑impact EUR/USD news.
• Skip trades when MAs are flat and tangled (chop).
• Risk ≤ 1% per trade; max 2 attempts per side per session.