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EURUSD Trade study short/longTrade study using Asian range. Trade went below opening candle in London session indicating bullish but wasn't noticed. Price also took the Asian lows before moving up. Price then consolidated before taking the Asian high, then took the recent swing low at lower timeframe indicating out POI. Price then eventually achieved our target Price Asian range low then took Thursdays (Asian high +4) before taking our initial Target (Asian range -1). Trading in Friday is complicated but with proper risk management we was able to take a 1:1.2rr trade Using proper risk management is always necessary which I didn't do for some reason NOTE : PRICE ALWAYS MOVES FOR A REASON
Education
by xppreciate
XAU/USD Asian Range Backtesting Notes: Asian Range is 19:00 - 00:01 (7pm-midnight est) on 1Hr time frame Gold plays well off the Asian range Highs and lows are usually Whole numbers ; Asian mid is on or around the 500 lvl Best entries (London): 12:30 - 2am est after range has completed Best entries (New York): 7:30 - 8 est Entries taken from the Asian high low ONLY after the range has completed Profit levels can be found previous Asian levels or previous higher time frame Highs/Lows (look left for history) TRADE THE TREND: Marking off Asian levels on a consistent basis help build the story for which trend is in play. From day to day, asian levels turn into each other often or turn into opportune entry points. (i.e Tuesdays Asian High = Wednesday Daily High, Wednesdays Asian High = Thursday Daily Low) Avoid countertrading for the biggest rewards & chances to scale in on one position. BE PATIENT! Trading outside the times & zones will leave you in consolidation, whipsawed, stop hunted or just waiting for price to move vs getting parabolic movement after entry. *Please like and comment below as you see fit. I am trying to build my reputation on tradingview and it would be greatly appreciated if you show love if you received value #WakeUpInProfit #TeamWakeUpInProfit
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by WakeUpInProfit
ETH SHORT SCALP ASIAN RANGE HIGH TO PRICE ARRAYS BELOW AR50Day's Bias: Bullish Plot: Descending Channel formation pattern. Price expands in the Asian Session, price is expected to return close around it's 50%. Price Arrays below AR50 to enter longs. If I am right that we reached the top of Asian Range, price is going to mitigate price arrays on or below its 50%. Bounce off AR50 within London or NY Sessions will be explosive. Taking this Short Scalp and setup a Long right below AR50.
Short
by bl4ckoffee
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ETH Long Scalp Setup OTE Asian Low - Re-EntryDay's Bias: Bullish Plot: - Re-Entered after price shows a long entry setup after taking out short-term low liquidity. - Setup model, Price takes out Asian Range Low by London Session to go higher and take out buy-side liquidity. - Price Consolidated right above unmitigated optimal long entry before London Session. - Asian Range cleanly sets up buy-side liquidity targets before NY Session ends. - Day's Bias based on candle stick analysis. - Price consolidates and shows strong willingness to seek higher prices after reaching OTE . - Highest target Previous Day's High.
Long
by bl4ckoffee
Asian Range | Liquidity Trap | FVG & London OpenHey folks I hope you're all good and making some good untraditional profits 😉 Here is a model that you will find few days every trading week! {Terms used in this Idea} Asian Range: a time span from 19:00 to 00:00 NY Time that forms every day except for Mondays.. Usually price taking of Asian Range's high or low means liquidity is taken and price "could" reverse short-term if that agrees with our daily bias.. London Open: Time span from 02:00 to 05:00 NY Time when the market is very acrive. Price usually forms high or low of day during London Open.. FVG: Fair value gab is a gab that forms between two candles separated by a third candle forming the gab (blue-shaded boxes on chart) If you found that useful give it a ♥️LIKE♥️ 💙Thank You💙 Glad to hear from you in comments✍️
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by MST_Trader
ETH LONG SETUP Return to Asian Range Midpoint SetupDay's Bias: Moderate Bullish Plot: Strong Bullish push upwards started by the Asian Session as a continuation of previous day's momentum. Price has not returned yet to the midpoint of the Asian Range, where we can find a huge GAP that price is highly attracted to. When price returns to the Midpoint, we can expect a Long Setup to form as a confirmation to enter. TP at 200% of the swing's momentum. Trade shall be closed by end of NY Session or when TP is hit.
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by bl4ckoffee
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ETH SHORT Scalp London OpenDay's Bias: Neutral Bullish Plot: A Possible Counter Trend Setup to scalp internal liquidity. Price hits a -OB then occurs a short entry setup to seek lower prices and internal liquidity. Price left the Asian Range as a continuation of previous day's price action. Price leaves FVGs close to today's Asian Range High. Target's can be the FVG or Asian Range High, may possibly reach for Asian Range 50%. Price may continue to drop to lower prices already taking out HTF external liquidity, specially as we get close to the weekends. Strategy: Asian Range Implementation + London Open Setup.
Short
by bl4ckoffee
ETH Short Scalp Setup SummaryDaily Bias: Bearish Plot: Previous Day hit a major HTF Price Array that would constitute a reversal of price action or rejection of continuation. It was a classic implementation of the Asian Price Range. Was able to evade the expected volatility spike, and found 2 entry setups. Missed the first entry setup where price creates the High of the Day upon entering the London Open on a Bearish Bias Day. Key Price Action Highlights 1. The Asian Range High, Mid, and Low Price Arrays of Value. 2. Liquidity build ups after the Asian Range, and price takes out the Buy Side Liquidity before forming a good Intraday reversal of price in the London Open. 3. Liquidity targets on lower prices.
Short
by bl4ckoffee