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It is readable and practical. (It'd be nice if the charts preceded the discussion about them but that's about the only caveat).
I am crazy about Mack @ priceactiontrading.com. Mainly he focuses on 2nd breaks which is a chapter in Volmnan's book.
Very similar principles but you get a daily review of what Mack's trades and you can replay the day on ninja and get into the mindset. That's an incredible learning tool.
I don't know exactly how he would answer that, but I can guess.
He states his method would work for any instrument. Perhaps he is focusing on Spot Forex EUR/USD because its a good beginner/training instrument and he needs a single instrument for consistency vs jumping between instruments. Makes sense to me.
I was looking at FXCM spread for the EUR/USD and i think the average spread is 2.6 pips. With this method the author aims for 10 pips so if we substract 2.6 pips at the entry and 2.6 pips at the exit there is not much profit left. This is what i meant by paying a higher cost and why scalping in the Forex market is a losing proposition.