A thread for Stratters trying to understand ICT stuffs
A.M.D -> [Accumulation,Manipulation,Dist]
The creation of a broadening formation. You want that initial tiny consolidation then expansion in opposite direction of TimeFrameContinuity and find the reversal back down.
A.M.D -> [Accumulation,Manipulation,Dist]
The creation of a broadening formation. You want that initial tiny consolidation then expansion in opposite direction of TimeFrameContinuity and find the reversal back down.
Example $AMD [Funny enough..]
Orderblocks (Supply & Demand) & why they can make sense even with the understanding of broadening formations.
@RobInTheBlack Says S/D is the dumbest strategy because both sides of a range gets taken out- therefore your zones will fail given time.
@RobInTheBlack Says S/D is the dumbest strategy because both sides of a range gets taken out- therefore your zones will fail given time.
Although that is true, if you have the context of direction [market drawing to top of TRI or bottom of TRI]
S/D ideas are respected UNTIL that reversal of price.
For example
S/D ideas are respected UNTIL that reversal of price.
For example
Bias with ICT is very similar to #TheStrat although a bit more thorough.
Thorough in a sense that we can be buying on a red month or shorting on a green month based on where price is in context to the rest of the chart instead of where price is in context to it's open[ings]
Thorough in a sense that we can be buying on a red month or shorting on a green month based on where price is in context to the rest of the chart instead of where price is in context to it's open[ings]
I personally still like #TheStrat for higher timeframe bias as it is dead simple and hasn't steered me wrong on average in the past 3 years
These were the only two topics I wanted to cover, if you'd like any more then feel free to let me know below.
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