Learn how to use the Asian session indicator in forex to avoid being stopped out easily and reduce losing days. Use supply and demand zones to enter the market and choose the right direction to trade. Watch the video in the description for full entry strategy knowledge. Tradingview is a free and useful tool, and the Asian range by Nico is a helpful indicator. Draw demand and supply zones, wait for the market to touch and close bearish or bullish before entering. Patience is key, and not all Asian range highs or lows are taken out, so check demand and supply levels.

How to Trade with the Asian Session Indicator: A Beginner’s Guide to Forex Trading

Introduction: The Importance of the Asian Session Indicator

Understanding Market Sessions Before Trading

How to Add the Asian Session Indicator on Tradingview

Using the Shadow Graph to Spot Highs and Lows of the Asian Range

Creating a Trading Plan as a Guide for Your Strategy

Step-by-Step Guide to Trading with the Asian Session Indicator

– Finding the Highs and Lows of the Asian Range
– Identifying Supply Zones to Sell and Targeting the Asian Range Low
– Waiting for the Market to Touch the Supply Zone and Close with a Bearish Candle
– Deciding on How to Enter the Market
– Understanding the Risks and Rewards of Retracement Entries and Trading on the Close of a Candle
– What to Do When the High or Low of the Asian Range is not Taken Out

Conclusion: Patience and Discipline are Key Factors in Successful Trading