Morning Opening-Range Breakout with OCO-Style Stops and End-of-Day Exit

Summary

This intraday breakout strategy is designed for a one-hour chart. At the bar beginning at 09:00, it places a buy stop just above that bar's high and a sell stop just below its low, using the first hour as the opening range. Both orders remain active during the session, with attached profit and loss distances. Near the end of the day, the script cancels outstanding orders and closes open positions.

The supplied code is the main evidence; the page gives no performance report or market-specific results. Its behavior depends on the chart's time zone, session hours, and bar construction, so the stated hour and end-of-day window may not match every instrument or exchange. The script also does not explain how it handles the case where one side triggers before the other, nor does the brief description establish that the strategy is profitable after costs and slippage.

Key ideas

• The high and low of the 09:00 one-hour bar define the opening range.
• The strategy places stop entries beyond both sides of that range and attaches profit and loss exits.
• Outstanding orders are canceled and positions closed near the specified end-of-day window.
• Chart time zone and market session settings affect when the rules trigger.
• The page supplies code but no performance results.

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