"Assassin Range" System for Asian Sessions

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I open this thread to share a system that I have been using for three months exclusively in the Asian session with fairly stable results. I call it "Assassin range" because it is based on exploiting the narrow ranges that usually form between 00:00 and 04:00 GMT. It works especially well in pairs like USDJPY and AUDJPY. Basic rules: Draw the range of the first 3 H1 candles of the Asian session. Put orders pending Buy Stop and Sell Stop at 5 pipes above and below the range. SL 15 pipes, TP 30 pipes. Only one entry per direction.

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The key here is not to force operations. If the range is above 25 pipes, I don't operate. And if there's important news in the London session, it's better to stay out.

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Today USDJPY broke the range down and reached the TP in less than 20 minutes. I came out manually with +25 because I saw rejection in major support. But the system worked like a clock.

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Warning to navigators: this system does NOT work if you are looking for action all day long. It operates little, but when it does, it does well. Not suitable for easy click addicts.

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Curious how something so basic can beat so many systems overloaded with indicators. Sometimes less is more.

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Today it was SL. The range was very narrow and the price bounced like pin pon ball. It doesn�t bother me, it�s part of the game. The advantage is that the system has a decent risk/benefit ratio.

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I have added one condition: only activate the commands if the RSI H1 is between 45 and 55. Thus filter moments without impulse. It has reduced me noticeably SL.

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What if instead of pending orders we enter manual when we see rupture with volume? Perhaps we increase precision, although we also lose automatism.

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Demo tests for two weeks: 8 trades, 5 TP, 2 SL, 1 BE. Not bad for such a structured system. I will continue testing it before I put real money in it.

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The one who said that "only complex systems work": I introduce you to the Killer Range. No magic indicators, no expensive scripts. Just discipline and clear rules.