Stats on market open prices?

when the markets open, if the price is below, sell or price is above, buy?

There must be stats on available on this?

Regards,
Vip

it's so easy to analyse this, I sometimes wonder why such questions even get posted.

Get yourself a metatrader. Go to history center and export the data into an excel format.
Then analyze the data using excel. you can tell excel to make a marker for every data that is the last of the week (to get the close as a reference point) and make a marker on the first ones of the week (to get the open of the week as a reference point - using "if" formulas), then you can make a comparative analysis with the starting point being the open of the week and measuring how far it generally goes up or down and if you can find a pattern. In general you can do all that with simple if formulas. Nothing fancy there.
Then you just summarize the information in a pivot table and voila, you got your statistical analysis for a lot of data.

If you wanna do such analyses you have to be able to use excel in an advanced way, otherwise you will always be at the mercy of others who have done their homework (and I am sure that 99% of posters here didn't even do anything close to such an analysis)

Haha... yes very true...

Though it does make me wonder why no one has come up with a trading idea... though I know a little programming (dangerous), will give it a go and see what I can come up with.

i find the opposite look at 2009 and jpy pairs

Well, if you search the internet on trading systems you will find many and even in the Forex Factory site. The issue is many trading systems will work but not all the time (some better and some not so). Plus, new traders don't trust a system or use it long enough to get good results. Patients, discipline, money management and psychology are probably the most important parts of trading for long term survival and profitability. Easier said then done.

Good Luck in your trading journey.

That is not so simple. You can apply indicator to the graph (I use MT4) and just go back for some time - weeks or month, then look at the graph, you will see, that sometimes, when it can be obvious to sell or buy, according to the indicator there must be opposite activity. The same thing can be with EA. We can use testing to see how it would have worked some time ago.

Observation and Statistics is not something most people do, and when they do 'observe' they tend to use inapropriate tools for the job.

By gathering stats (correctly) around a particular idea/observation you can go ahead and potentially implement a workable approach based on the actual stats, which should include its boundaries (mfe, mae,...).