Tweet

This Thread may be Removed Anytime!

Twitter may remove this content at anytime! Save it as PDF for later use!

More from @DodgysDD

Ryan

@DodgysDD

Mar 9

+1975 on demo today

All these scalps/plays are using variations of the models I posted with SIBIs, BISIs, volume Imbalances, even an inverse breaker block

I know it’s demo but having the ability to read price every move is insane. Beach time now. NFP tomorrow, no live trades:)

95% of you probably have no idea what that other shit is I mentioned. There’s more to ICT than a FVG. Reading the charts is like art to me now and it didn’t come for a while. Starting to come more and more to me after a year

A few more

Read 5 tweets

Ryan

@DodgysDD

Mar 8

https://twitter.com/DodgysDD/status/1633529908939874311

I just gave you one of these models then it formed live time. I’m on a beach and that was my only trade all day.

Reply below with what model just formed and annotate it.

If you didn’t see that live time you have more studying to do.

https://twitter.com/DodgysDD/status/1633529908939874311

Here’s the advanced annotation for you guys who know what you are doing. I’m all out on options but here are my targets as long as we hold 14:09 fvg

Notice the inversion fvg? What does it mean when we hold the SIBI? Buy model.

If you didn’t get stopped at BE second target hit. Final target is EQH

Read 4 tweets

Ryan

@DodgysDD

Feb 27

THIS THREAD SHOWS YOU WHEN NOT TO TAKE A FAIR VALUE GAP (FVG).

This will help you so much if you are new at ICT, I promise.

After the 5 examples there will be a quiz. Don’t look at the next tweet during quiz and try to test yourself whether you would long/short the FVG

Example 1:

This fair value gap fails because we hit the low. Never take a bearish fair value gap after we hit sellside liquidity. It occasionally works but is not what ICT teaches

Example 2:

This fair value gap fails because we have equal highs above. The market loves targeting these clean equal highs because it looks like clean resistance to retail traders.

Don’t short with equal highs above. It works sometimes, but not more than 20-30% of the time!

Read 17 tweets

Ryan

@DodgysDD

Feb 21

THIS THREAD WILL MARK THE START OF YOUR NEW TRADING JOURNEY AND KNOWING HOW THE MARKET ACTUALLY MOVES!

You all have probably heard of ICT on twitter and no, it’s not another “hype strategy.” These are the most legit concepts you will ever learn, I promise.

Here are the basics👇

When I first started learning ICT, I thought the most important part was a fair value gap (will show you what that is next tweet), but the most important part of ICT is…

LIQUIDITY.

Liquidity is the most important so when you are done reading this thread, please remember that.

The second most important part is the time you enter your trades. You should only be trading during the…

London Killzone 3:00-5:00am
NY Killzone 8:30-12:00
PM Session 1:30-4:00

These times will present the most high probability trade setups.

Read 26 tweets

Ryan

@DodgysDD

Feb 20

@zeussy_mmxm

This is a live scenario I’m watching at this very moment.

This is not a prediction, but rather an “IF then” statement

According to @zeussy_mmxm MMXM video, for us to long, we need to see displacement back above the SIBI and use it as support to hit the equal highs

This does not mean this will happen. This is the framework I am looking for right now to enter a long position. And no I would not enter on a day like today but the algorithm should still be here

Here's the start of the framework. This is a LOW RISK buy, NOT a high probability buy.
Theres a difference. On any normal trading day I would try this, it has a 1 point stop which is insane and is 7.5R

I still dont know for sure if its a MMBM until more framework

Read 4 tweets

Ryan

@DodgysDD

Feb 19

Psychology behind REAL support/resistance👇

When there is liquidity above, breaker blocks are used as REAL support because the old short sellers who got in at that old high want to MITIGATE (cover) their positions at B/E and get in sync with the displacement higher

This makes so much sense psychologically. When shorts cover, price is bullish. So if shorts realize they are on the wrong side, they will try their best to get out at BE (at their original entry) which will cause prices to go higher from the bullish breaker block

Bullish breaker blocks must have hit sellside liquidity (sell stops) and it must be a green candle before the old down move

Bearish breaker blocks must have hit buyside liquidity (buy stops) and it must be a red candle before the old up move

Read 5 tweets

Share this page!

Ryan

People who liked this thread also liked...

Try unrolling a thread yourself!

More from @DodgysDD

Ryan

Ryan

Ryan

Ryan

Ryan

Ryan

Did Thread Reader help you today?

Don't want to be a Premium member but still want to support us?

Send Email!