In terms of simplicity, range trading probably ranks somewhere near the top of the pile.

What it constitutes is buying a currency, with the expectation that the valuation will come back towards a longer-term average.

The key to making this strategy functional in a live market setting is identifying price points that hover in “bargain” territory.

This means identifying a price to enter at where the sellers have held back on closing positions and buyers are likelier to start buying.

How to perform “Range Trading”?

To do this, you need to look at the levels of support and resistance to get a grasp on what’s what, with this coming about through technical analysis.

On top of this, indicators and oscillators can also help you time your market entry when it comes to range trading as well.

For reference, this Forex trading strategy is also commonly referred to as “mean reversion” and is similar to value investing in many ways.