M1 cannot be analyzed. To do this, the TF on the chart needs some "zero point" defined by the trader. To visually see where the price is relative to it. This can be a heavy moving average. For example, 150 or 600. And trade from it. For example, after breaking through the moving average, rolling back, touching and visual reversal of the price from it (moving average). But if you look through the history, then on the M1 och it is difficult to take the standard of 10 points. There is a spread of profits on average 6-8 points, then there are rollbacks. And not the fact that the rollback "rolls back" and continues to move.
I tried to trade M1 4-5 years ago. You need to see this graph constantly. There are no models on M1. I don't know how people trade on M1, and they call the system cool names.
2 Windows for M1 is not enough. For too long, there is a return of the price to the heavy moving, breakout, rollback, rebound, movement, rollback, rebound again and enter the transaction. You need to hang 4 tools on the screen. Interesting tools for such scalping can be: eur / usd, usd / jpy, aud|chf and chf|jpy. More importantly, the spread on all these instruments should be 1 point. That is, the ESN account, or NDD. From whom as. But not like cent accounts with horse spreads, where aud|chf spreads of 10 points.
In other words, for M1, you don't need an analysis to take 10 points, but a set of rules with a designated zero point. That is, a point "from which" to trade. Do not trade when the price is lower or higher. And then when the price is just starting to move away from this point. Then you can take 10 points of profit (better 8) and stop 6-7 points.
But M1, although it looks like all the other TF, is very unpredictable. The most risky TF. And the profit/moose ratio will be almost equal there.
So it's better to take the M5. The same 4 tools. Transactions are less than once in 5, but you can increase the lot rate. And discipline is necessary iron. That's what everyone needs to look for.
I remember testing 5-point scalping with the entire balance on each trade. Profit and stop were covered in the amount of 5 points. This is gimor. I didn't have the strength to do this perversion
So I like scalping, but rarely. More often I take a break from it on H4. Oh, how much free time there is! The signal is generated for a week!
And if you trade multicurrency, it is not boring at all. $300 for 20 instruments there is quite enough for volumes of 0.01. The average stop of 100 points is $10, or 3% per trade. I opened a deal in the morning and am free until the evening. That's cool. And you don't need to sit and "jerk off" this scalping. It is designed for professionals.