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An Open Rejection Reverse (ORR) occurs in the USD/JPY session. Price opens at 150.20, drives to 150.45 in the first 10 minutes, then reverses and breaks below 150.20 at 10:25 on 2.8x average volume.
Where is the most defensible stop-loss for a short entry according to the opening-type framework?
- At the prior session's VAH.
- Just above the failed probe high at 150.45.
- At the opening print of 150.20.
- 15 pips above the entry at 150.35.
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