Why I Don't Use One Delta Threshold for Every Market

A delta reading of a certain size can mean different things depending on the instrument, timeframe, session, and market activity.

A number that looks significant during a quiet period may be ordinary during a highly active session.

That is why I avoid treating one fixed delta threshold as a universal signal.

I compare readings with the surrounding activity and observe whether price is responding as expected.

Contextual interpretation is more useful than assuming one number carries the same meaning in every market condition.