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    This document discusses a trading strategy that takes advantage of liquidity manipulation during Asian trading sessions. It notes that major institutions build up massive liquidity during Asia as retail traders place stop losses around the Asian range. After Asia closes, price will then spike above or below the range to grab this liquidity before reversing direction. The strategy involves entering trades on points of interest outside the Asian range to target moves back within the range. Examples are provided and it is recommended to backtest this method, which works best for dollar pairs.

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    This document discusses a trading strategy that takes advantage of liquidity manipulation during Asian trading sessions. It notes that major institutions build up massive liquidity during Asia as retail traders place stop losses around the Asian range. After Asia closes, price will then spike above or below the range to grab this liquidity before reversing direction. The strategy involves entering trades on points of interest outside the Asian range to target moves back within the range. Examples are provided and it is recommended to backtest this method, which works best for dollar pairs.

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    Asian Range Manipulation

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    Shahzaib hasan
    This document discusses a trading strategy that takes advantage of liquidity manipulation during Asian trading sessions. It notes that major institutions build up massive liquidity during Asia as retail traders place stop losses around the Asian range. After Asia closes, price will then spike above or below the range to grab this liquidity before reversing direction. The strategy involves entering trades on points of interest outside the Asian range to target moves back within the range. Examples are provided and it is recommended to backtest this method, which works best for dollar pairs.

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    • This is for educational purposes only.

    I am only sharing my knowledge on the topic based on my


    understanding and my experience.
    • I am a shitty writer so don’t mind my grammar and staff like that.
    • This is a free material. If anyone sold this to you then you got scammed (Not for sale)

    ASIAN RANGE LIQUIDITY MANIPULATION

    The asian range acts as an accumulation phase where the major institutions
    gather their orders in preparation for the big moves of the day. Massive liquidity
    is built up during the asian session as retail traders like to put their stop losses just
    above and below the asian session range.

    After the asian session (Consolidation) range is finished, price give a sharp move
    above or below the range to grab liquidity on one side of the range then reverses
    quickly to grab liquidity on the other side.
    During a typical uptrending day, price will give a sharp drop to target the liquidity
    on the asian lows…. Entering on a point of interest below the asian lows for a long
    position becomes a high probability trade setup targeting the asian highs for the
    first TP. It is the same with a downtrending market, price likes to grab liquidity
    above the asian range highs then drops quickly. Entry should be on the orderblock
    just above the range. You can either take a risk entry (when price reaches the POI)
    or you can wait for further confirmation (Price should break structure after it hits
    your POI then use the refined POI)
    This is a pretty simple and direct trading model with real logic behind it…
    I use this model for most of my intraday setups,, I don’t force it but when I see it
    happen then I take it. I mostly use the 15m timeframe to mark out the asian
    range…. AsiaSessionHighLowMidlines indicator by Marek Majer (freely available
    on tradingview.com) helps me to automatically see the asian range without me
    having to check time to mark it out.
    Pro tip; always avoid trading with point of interests (Order blocks) within the
    asian session range as they are most likely there to trap you.
    Based on my backtesting, this method works best with dollar pairs.
    I will drop one or two chart examples and its up to you to backtest this…
    Thank you for reading this to the end…
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    good content like this. I wish you great trading.

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