One London session pattern I keep seeing traders miss: the "Asian range liquidity grab" at the open. Price spends the Asian session building a quiet range. Retail traders have their stops just outside this range — and institutional players know it. Right at the London open, price spikes 10–20 pips beyond the Asian high or low, grabbing retail stop-loss orders, then reverses sharply. Once you spot the pattern: 1. Wait for the spike beyond the Asian high/low 2. Watch for a rejection candle (pin bar or engulfing) 3. Enter the reversal with a stop just beyond the spike high/low I've tested this on EUR/USD and GBP/USD over 3 months — the Asian range sweep happens in the first 30 minutes of London about 60% of days where the Asian range was 30 pips or less. Have you noticed this pattern in your trading? Which pairs do you see it on most?