Liquidity is what runs the financial markets.

It's the most important concept you can master as a trader.

I'll teach you everything you need to know to master Liquidity so you will take higher-probability trades and make more money.

Let's dive in 🧵 First off, there are 2 types of liquidity you must know.

The first one is just regular liquidity. The second one is Key Liquidity, which is the better option to use.

You probably heard of Macros before...

It's a powerful concept, and I use it in my trading plan. But most traders don't know how to use them effectively.

So today, I'll be giving you a detailed guide on ICT Macros 🧵 First, you need to know the definition of a macro.

I made $15k profit in 3 days.

With that, I managed to pass all 5 funded challenges publicly.

I only used my CISD Model and called all trades beforehand.

And I spend less than 90 mins a day on the charts.

Here's a breakdown of the trades I took and why 🧵 Trade #1

• Bullish intraday bias
• Manipulation phase completed
• SMT + Macro
• CISD

A+ setup for the CISD Model

CISDs are the most powerful way to trade the markets.

Today, I'll be revealing my first CISD teaching.

It will cover the fundamentals of CISDs, and how to use them accurately.

And I'll be giving you a free CISD Cheatsheet as a bonus.

The CISD Mastery - Chapter 1 🧵 Here's what we'll be covering today:

Daily Bias is one of the most confusing topics for ICT traders

I've simplified it down to a few simple steps, which I use to determine Daily Bias.

A snippet from my trading process 🧵 Start from the Weekly chart.

Identify if we’re bullish or bearish. If we’re bullish, mark out the nearest unfilled FVG near the current price, and the nearest Liquidity from price.

If we’re bearish, do the opposite.

Trading is hard but some "gurus" on this app make it even harder by trying to sell their "secrets" and scam you

I've been there, and it's frustrating.

So I created a completely FREE guide on everything you need to succeed in trading in 2024.

The Fundamentals Series 🧵 The Fundamentals of Liquidity

This is the foundations of the markets. This is how the market operates. If someone wants to buy, there needs to be someone that sells.

Identify how this works on the charts and you'll have a solid foundation to start.

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Managing risk is crucial in trading.

You could have a 90% winrate strategy, but still blow an account due to bad risk management

So today, I’m going over the exact risk management strategy I use to pass and scale funded accounts

Let's dive in 🧵 First of all, you need to understand that each trader is different. Some would go more aggressive and some are more conservative.

So I’ll be sharing 4 different types of risk management strategies you can use, depending on the type of trader you are.

Knowing all the fancy ICT stuff is great

NWOGs, Reaper FVGs, Inverse Breakers, etc... But few can actually use them to build a trading model

So today, I'm going to share the exact trading model I use, with detailed examples and charts

Let's get it 🧵 First of all, I’d recommend all of you guys to read through The Fundamentals series before reading this thread.

It goes over Liquidity, Market Structure, PD Arrays, Daily Bias and Time & Price

You can find all of them at the "Highlights" tab on my profile. Enjoy!

You know killzones, macros and Silver Bullets

But you don’t know what price will do during those times, and how to trade it

Understanding this can be the key to your success. So today, I’ll be teaching you everything you need to know about Time & Price.

Let’s dive in 🧵 First of all, if you haven’t read Part 1 of this series, go read it first before coming back here.

This post will make a lot more sense if you do

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Price is subjective but Time is objective.

Knowing when to trade and when not to trade can make all the difference to your performance.

I’ll be going over the exact times to trade and when NOT to trade.

Let’s dive in 🧵 First of all, there are 3 aspects of time we must look at

- Seasonality
- Daily Sessions
- Silver Bullets
- Intraday macros

80% of your time should be spent determining the Daily Bias

This is because the Daily Bias is crucial in trading. Without it, you're basically gambling on the lower timeframes.

This is my favourite way to determine Daily Bias. It's simple and easy to follow

Let's dive in 🧵 Before trying to determine the Daily Bias, you must first start out on the 3-Month chart

"But why Triton?"

Because you need to know what the overall trend is. If the higher-timeframes are bullish, you don't want to look for shorts.

And vice versa.

There are dozens of PD Arrays in the PD Array Matrix. However, there are 2 PD Arrays which I think are the most powerful of them all.

Today, we’ll be going over the two most powerful PD Arrays that ICT has ever taught.

Let’s dive in 🧵 Before we start, if you haven’t read Part 2 of this series, do read it first before coming back here

Trust me, this will make a lot more sense if you do

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Having a good understanding of the PD Array Matrix is essential to read price action effectively. Today, I’ll be teaching you about a powerful PD Array, the Orderblock

I’ll be giving you a simple, no-BS guide on how to spot it and use it effectively.

Let’s dive in 🧵 First of all, if you haven’t read Part 1 of this series, do read that first before coming back here.

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PD Arrays are one of the tools that the algorithm uses to deliver price. Mastering them can greatly improve your understanding of price action.

In this series, I’ll be teaching you the four PD Arrays that you should master

Let’s dive in 🧵 Today, we’ll be looking at the most common and easiest PD Array to learn. The “Fair Value Gap” (FVG)

It’s sometimes referred to as an “imbalance” or an “inefficiency”

Learning Market Structure is essential to reading price action effectively.

Today, we’ll be going over the differences in ITH/L and STH/L. also going to learn when should we use one over the other and how it can help us improve our accuracy while trading!

Let's dive in 🧵 First up, if you haven’t read Part 2 of this series, do read it first before coming back here.

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Did you know that some highs and lows are MORE important than others?

Today, I’ll cover everything you need to know about Intermediate-Term Highs & Lows (ITH/ITL) and how they can help you improve your accuracy in reading price action.

Let’s get into this 🧵 First up if you haven’t read the Part 1 of this series, I’d strongly suggest you go read that first before coming back to this.

Here it is 👇

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Market Structure is everything when it comes to trading. Without Market Structure, you’ll have no clue where price is going to head next.

In this first part, we'll look at the basics of Market Structure and a method to help you identify it

Let’s dive in 🧵 Let's start with the most basic foundation of market structure.

The Three-Candle Formation (TCF)

Liquidity is the basis that forms the basis for all markets. Forex, Indices, Crypto - they all run on Liquidity.

If we can identify where the liquidity is, we can anticipate where price will move to next.

That’s exactly what we’ll be covering in this thread, let’s get in 🧵 Before you learn how to identify liquidity, you must first learn what is liquidity? Liquidity is created with traders placing and executing orders in the markets. There are four types of Orders in the markets.

- Buy Orders
- Buy Stops
- Sell Orders
- Sell Stops