@I_Am_The_ICT PD arrays I use.

You don't need all of them.

In reality, you need only 1 or 2 to be profitable.

$ES is used for the example.

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ICT order block.

Note the wick to the body tends to be the most sensitive part.
ICT Breaker Block.

Found after a run on a liquidity pool.
ICT Liquidity pool/Stop runs.

Above old highs and lows resides a lot of orders in the form of stop losses and orders for break-out traders.

Stops losses get paired with opposing contacts. Buy stop paired with sell orders and vice versa.
ICT fair value gap.

This a 3 candle formation.

In this example, the FVG is formed by candle 2 leaving nothing offered to buyers between the low of candle 1 and the high of candle 3 causing an imbalance in the market.

The market will want to be rebalanced at some point.
Following all of this.

I trade the YouTube mentorship.

I just replace the FVG entry with either OB or BB depending on what the market offers me.

I DO NOT NEED THEM ALL TO MAKE ME TAKE A TRADE.

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Dec 19
I've had a lot of questions about how to decide where the focus is.

Order of importance @I_Am_The_ICT PD array when looking from equilibrium.

Note - if you don't know them all don't worry focus on what you know and can see.

$ES $NQ $YM

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1) Mitigation Block
2) Breaker Block
3) Liquidity Void
4) Fair Value Gap
5) Order Block
6) Rejection Block
7) Old High/Low
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Dec 19
Anyone with a live trading account knows that trading psychology is just as important as trading strategies. Because controlling emotions in the live market are vital to successful trading.

TOP 5 TRADING PSYCHOLOGY BOOKS

Please add your favorites too!

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Dec 17
@I_Am_The_ICT IPDA DATA RANGES.

20 40 60 DAYS LOOK BACK.

$ES example.

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$ES 20-DAY LOOK BACK.

This is the main look back for day trading and intraday trading.

As you can see last 20 days we have taken Buyside liquidity and rushed down taking the sell side

But we've run out of PD arrays lower in this range and are exhausted what now?
$ES 40-DAY LOOK BACK.

... well when exhausted in the 20 days we move to look into the 40-day range.

Here we can see we in a discount also and have arrived at a daily OB+

Here we could expect some reaction and look on 4H/1H for market structure shift to signal the upside.
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