Asian Range
Pips2Profit
Cameron Benson
Times
-8PM EST-2AM EST
-From these times I take the highest high and lowest low, and that gives me the Asian Range.
Highest and Lowest Low
from 8PM-2AM
50% Level (Asian Range)
The 50% Level
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Can be used to visualise the trapped volume.
Acts as support/resistance in a “breakout/pullback” of the Asian Range.
Can be used as a take profit level.
Example of 50% level acting as
adequate take profit area.
Stop Hunt Low/High Break Out and Trend
Stop Hunt Low Breakout and Trend
Stop Hunt High and Trend
Breakout And Trend
Breakout and Trend (Bullish)
Breakout and Trend (Bearish)
How does knowing this information help?
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NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR PRE-EXISTING TRADE SETUPS.
Meant to aid with trade management
Understanding the range can help determine take profit areas
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Expansions of AR
50%
Other end of the range (High or Low)
Helps determine if your thesis is correct, or if it has already played out.
Tool for trade accuracy using the preexisting setups.
Failed Breakout: What I Am Looking For
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3 Pushes/Levels outside of the Asian Range prior to my session beginning.
Stop Hunt outside of the range 25-50 Pips and an M or W.
Be in combination with a trade setup (Signal Days, OR/IB, 3 Day Cycle)
3 Days Previous Days High
3 Session Rise
3 Levels of Rise
3 Pushes
M around 930
Breakout and Trend: What I Am Looking For
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Broke out of Asian Range Either
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Prior to session
Session Beginning
Pulling back to either… In 3 Pushes
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Top of Asian Range
50% Asian Range
In combination with setups
Day 3 3 day cycle
Low of the week
Week 3 of drop
False Break Of Asian Range