What is Asian Range in ICT?
The high-low range formed during a chosen Asian trading-session window, often used as an intraday liquidity reference.
Definition of Asian Range
The highest and lowest prices traded during a defined Asian session interval.
How to identify Asian Range
Choose and record the exact session times in the instrument's relevant time zone; plot high/low after the range completes.
Bullish Asian Range example
price runs below the Asian low then rallies through the range.
Bearish Asian Range example
price runs above the Asian high then declines through the range.
Asian Range chart examples
Practical trading example
Mark Asian high/low before London; observe whether London raids one side and delivers toward the other.
Common mistakes and important notes
There is no single universal Asian-session window for all instruments. Account for DST and broker time.
Related ICT concepts
Part of Time and Trading Sessions. New to ICT? Start with the beginner guide.
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