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Oct 23 10 tweets 4 min read Read on X
This one setup allows me to trade full-time.

ICT traders always fail to catch the full move, but not after this thread.

You can instantly make more money with this setup…

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‘Triple Premium Theory’

Not only will this strategy allow you to pick the tops and bottoms,

But these are high-probability plays, and they’ll give you a higher win rate.

Save this thread and take notes…
Now, before we get started…

I know how hard it is to trade these markets, and I wish I had more guidance when I first started.

If I had to start all over again, I’d join this newsletter to help me along the way:

cartershuck.substack.com
Criteria:

*Bearish example*

Premium of price swing
Above swing high
Above previous day’s high

Start by measuring the recent price swing (low/high that swept liquidity)

We want to be looking for an entry in the upper half of the range...
If we are in a premium AND above a recent swing high, we are in a double premium.

Then, if price is also above the previous day’s high, it’s a “triple premium”.

This is a very high-probability condition.

Look at what happens after - price moves straight down.
Sell inside of the wick.

Once price closes below the previous candle, we can expect the next few candles to expand lower (opposite if bullish)

And you can look to target the first discount PD array (FVG, liquidity)

Once you identify price is in a premium, drop-down timeframes…
Look for an entry model.

Wait for a change in the state of delivery - confirmation is a close below the last consecutive up-closed candles.

Our entry will be inside the range of the consecutive up-closed candles,

And you can enter in any PD Array on a retracement…
This framework is very simple,

And these trades are extremely high probability, all from double and triple premium.

Not only will these trades make you money, but if you only look for these trades,

You will be extremely confident.
Here’s a bearish example:

Checklist:

Discount of price swing
Below a swing low
Below previous day’s low

The same as the bullish example, very high probability…
Keep it simple, and only look for this setup.

Your win rate will be high, and your confidence will be too.

But if you want to become a more well-rounded trader,

I’ll teach you everything I know as a 5-figure trader here:

whop.com/checkout/plan_…

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Oct 10
The model that took me from broke to a 5 figure trader…

It’s quick, easy, and you only need to trade it for 1 hour a day.

The ‘Final Hour’ model: Image
FRAMEWORK:

*NY Local Time*
8:00pm - 9:15pm

Once the bias is formed on higher timeframes, we drop down to the 1min,

And get to work inside our framework…
*Real quick*

If you’re a new trader (or maybe an expert) and you want to know what it actually takes to become a successful trader…

I recommend reading the free weekly newsletter - “A Trader’s Journey”

I’ll link it here… now continue reading!
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Sep 9
ICT Daily Bias used to be hard…

Everything CLICKED when I realized you only need 2 things to find the bias:

// Mini Thread //🧵 Image
Every unprofitable trader overcomplicates daily bias, so keep it simple.

Here’s all you need:

1. Fair-Value Gaps
2. Order Flow

Let me explain…
Daily Chart Example:

How do we find quality fair-value gaps?

If we’re bearish, the highest probability fair-value gaps will be found in premium pricing - the top half of the daily range.

Here’s a bullish example:
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Aug 26
I stared at charts for years, using so many ICT concepts.

Eventually, a switch flicked and I realised all I needed was 𝟭 𝗖𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗹𝗲.

Here is why I now only trade 1 Candle,

Welcome to ‘1 Candle Theory’.

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We must first establish which candles I am looking at.

- Expansion Candles.

An expansion candle, I define as:

‘A candle which is prone to expand if the context around that candle allows for it’.

They often look like the image below, but how do we identify these? Image
To identify an expansion candle we must frame context.

Have we traded into a discount array, with the DOL above us?

If yes, are we under the right ‘time based’ conditions to expand? i.e. a killzone.

Look at this example:

We have ticked multiple boxes:

- Buyside Liquidity taken ✅
- FVG with resting liquidity below it traded into ✅
- Rejection from that level ✅
- At a time we are due to expand (Wednesday) ✅

Therefore, we can now anticipate the next few candles to be expansion candles. All because we framed the right context.Image
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Aug 23
ICT is a complicated character,

But some of his best work comes in the form of his old tweets.

Here are a list of all the best ones that once put together, will give you 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗱 for trading.

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Aug 21
1. Over-trading
2. Revenge Trading
3. Suffering from FOMO

All 3 of these things ruled over me for 2+ years whilst I was unprofitable,

Here's how I removed all of them in a month with 4 simple steps:🧵
You must first establish a set of rules,
What is your system and why is it in place?
When
How
Why
Do you trade?

Answer all of these with your system and stick to the rules.
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Apr 29
Creating a trading plan, suited to your personality, to make money.

A thread 🧵.
First of all, your plan and approach to the market must be suited to your personality. I look at it in the sense of your net negative traits need to be accounted for within your plan.

Anything that could negatively affect your trading needs to be considered.
What do I mean by this?

For example,

- You’re an impatient person = Walk away from your screen and set alerts.

- You’re pulling trades early = Lower your risk.

The parts of your personality which negatively impact your trading need to be approached like this.
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