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Asia Range Projections (Basics)

Projecting the Asia Range Before London Even Opens

The basic logic for projecting the Asia range forward.

Written guide~1 min readIntermediate

Before you start: Builds on the Asia Session and Asia Kill Zone concepts.

Part of the MY EDGE framework — refined through thousands of hours of chart study.

The Asia range isn't just a period of low volatility before the real action — it's the base zone from which London or New York often expand. This concept covers a general, generic understanding of the Asia range; our refined, tested projection methodology is a separate, more advanced product (see Asia Range Projections — Proprietary Edge).

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  2. Context
  3. Confirmation
  4. Execution
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Frequently Asked Questions

What are Asia Range Projections (basics)?

Asia Range Projections use the high-to-low span of the Asia session as a base zone from which London or New York often expand, marking both sides as potential future liquidity rather than as support or resistance.

How do I use the basic Asia range in my analysis?

Measure the session's high and low after Asia closes, compare it to the typical recent average, and mark both sides as liquidity — expect at least one side to eventually be taken out during London or New York.

Does the Asia range predict which direction price will go?

No — the range itself is descriptive, not predictive; direction is determined by which side gets taken first and how price behaves afterward, a market structure and higher-timeframe context question, not a range question.

What's the difference between this and Asia Range Projections — Proprietary Edge?

This document covers the general, generic understanding of the Asia range as a base zone; the Proprietary Edge strategy is a tested, refined methodology with specific Fibonacci levels and confluence rules built on top of it.