Weekly profiles are the key to your bias.

Trading with the weekly candle direction is high probability. Knowing in which direction and from which point the market is going to expand in 1 direction gives us a clear directional bias.

Trade with the market not against it.

Use HTF + ITF alignment for higher probability trading.

If the HTF isn't clear you don't trade. HTF

Most of your analysis should be done on the HTF.

Did we take out a key level?
Are we above or below the yearly and monthly open? Where are we in the dealing range?
Internal to external or external to internal?
Weekly profiles? SMT?

Move with the market not against it.

Use HTF+ITF alignment for higher probability trading.

If the HTF isn't clear you don't trade. HTF

Most of your analysis should be done on the HTF.

Did we take out a key level?
Are we above or below the yearly and monthly open?
Where are we in the dealing range?
Internal to external or external to internal?
Weekly profiles?
SMT?

Higher timeframe analysis made easy.

3 step routine.

🧵Thread 1) Figure out the framework

You need to find where you are in the story, continue it/build it, support it [why it will work], have reasons why it won't work, and do it for both sides.

Where are we?
Where are we going?
Why are we going there?
How we are going to get there?

Building a narrative as an ICT Trader.

Having a narrative/STORY while looking for trading setups is KEY.

🧵 Find important buyside and sellside liquidity pools

PDH and PDL
PSH and PSL
PWH and PWL
PMH and PML

If you're daytrading you're likely trading off of Daily and Previous session key levels.

Higher timeframe bias made easy.

Trade with the market not against it.

🧵Thread Without higher timeframe bias you're blind.

HTF is the most important part of your trading.

Analyze:
Monthly
Weekly
Daily

By looking at these 3 timeframes you know if you should trade or not.

With the rented MT servers
You can enter trades after we left the price and make it look like you entered at the top/bottom as I've said
But you can also set your SL, TP, Close, Edit and do anything like on a regular account.

It all goes to your balance and you can "withdraw" it Your fake trade you entered 1k pips above goes south somehow?
You can delete it.

You gave out a signal?
You can enter before you even saw what you wanted to share. If it goes right you can enter 100 more times after you get the praise risking 0$ of your money.

📌- 🇪🇺 / 🇺🇸

[10.11.2023]
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[Market Maker Buy Model]

Daily Imbalance + Mitigation Block
H4 BPR
H1 BISI
H1 Equal Highs
Low Resistance Liquidity
M5 MMBM

1:3 💾
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Entry:

As we had a stop hunt before a red folder news event I concluded we're either:
A) Flying up without a gap retracement
B) Flying up after we tap the gap

So the logical thing I did was just fuck up the entry and enter instantly. Risking holding a bit longer for the 3 R:R.

2) What is a dealing range?

🧵 This thread is part 2 of series of threads I am doing on Dealing Ranges. I took a few weeks of for people to catch up we're back now.

Part 1:


If you enjoy the thread drop a like and RT

https://twitter.com/silkyfx/status/1683205142076612609?s=20

1] Why do we use dealing ranges?

🧵 We use dealing ranges for many different reasons.

Main reasons being

🔴Determining Daily bias
🟡Building a narrative
🟢Finding Internal and External Range Liquidity
🔵Lower Timeframe Entries

💎Mastering Daily Bias

The goal for this series is for you guys to finally grasp the concept of daily bias.

Daily Bias is one of the most important things you need to learn as an ICT trader.

My goal is to help you in your journey.

Chapter 3- IPDA Data Ranges Before I start the thread I have a quick announcement to make:

I will be doing the MacBook Giveaway THIS WEEK so turn your post notifications on.

To participate you will have to have made an account with bybit to be a part of my community.partner.bybit.com/b/57020

💎Mastering Daily Bias

The goal for this series of threads is for you guys to finally grasp the concept of daily bias.

Daily Bias is one of the most important things you need to learn as an ICT trader.

My goal is to help you in your journey.

Chapter 1-Weekly Candle Direction In this first chapter I will cover the topic of the weekly candle direction again and in future chapters i will build up on it and make specific threads about each topic in depth.

Consider this as a roadmap/introduction of the topics that will be covered.

💎ICT POWER OF 3, OHLC/OHLC

This is one of the most important concepts as an ICT trader if you aren't utilizing this in your personal trading I strongly advise you to consider learning and adding it to your arsenal

Chapter 3 - CPE & STDIV Before getting into cool things we can do with OHLC we need to briefly go over everything I taught you so far in threads. So If this is your first thread from me I recommend going through other OHLC threads I made


https://t.co/s4IOlRNgst

https://twitter.com/silkyfx/status/1671594850641145857?s=20

https://twitter.com/silkyfx/status/1670134283569176578?s=20

Best way to study/approach ICT

In this thread I'll give you an approach to going through ICTs decades of content.

This thread should benefit you greatly if youre starting out or you're already on your journey. 1. Important notice

Don't become a victim of the grass is greener effect if your trading approach works and you're profitable why would you drop that don't drown a winning horse.

This is advice for both ICT traders and traders who use a different approach to ICT

1/2

💎ICT POWER OF 3, OHLC/OHLC

This is one of the most important concepts as an ICT trader if you aren't utilizing this in your personal trading i strongly advise you to consider learning and adding it to your arsenal

Chapter 1 - The Essentials In this thread, I will be covering and giving you
a comprehensive guide on OHLC/OLHC, Power of 3

I will be covering essential knowledge you need to know and I will build upon it in future threads with one secret concept even the more experienced ICT traders don't know...

💎Find the High & Low of the day with ICT

In this SERIES of threads, I'll cover everything about Standard Deviations

One of the most underappreciated ICT Concepts available, they are used to PINPOINT the HIGH and LOW of the day & More

Chapter 4 - ICT FLOUT Projections

🧵 twitter.com/i/web/status/1… What is FLOUT?

Flout is CBDR and Asian Range

Flout is the total range of the CBDR and Asian Range that has been divided in half as 1 STDIV.

In other words Flout is CBDR+AR halved

💎Find the High & Low of the day

In this SERIES of threads, I'll cover everything about Standard Deviations

One of the most underappreciated ICT Concepts available, they are used to PINPOINT the HIGH and LOW of the day & More

Chapter 3 -Using Asian Range Perfectly
🧵 In this thread i will be covering EVERYTHING you need to know about the Asian Range, its intricacies, and of course its Standard Deviations and how it helps in finding the low of the day accurately.

💎ICT Elements To A Trade Setup

Chapter 2

In this series, I will cover one of the most important topics you NEED to learn as an ICT trader if you want to find success in the markets.
I'll be sharing crucial knowledge about IPDA that you missed while bingewatching ICT.

🧵 This is the 2nd edition of "ICT Elements To A Trade Setup" series

In this chapter, I will be following up on Chapter 1's ending so everyone is caught up.

💎ICT Elements To A Trade Setup

Chapter 1

In this series, I will cover one of the most important topics you NEED to learn as an ICT trader if you want to find success in the markets.

I'll be sharing crucial knowledge about IPDA that you missed while binge-watching ICT.

🧵 The 4 elements of a trade setup are:
1. Expansion
2. Retracement
3. Reversal
4. Consolidation

One of these will give you that Context and Framework to build a setup around based on the current
market conditions.

💎Find the High & Low of the day

In this SERIES of threads, I'll cover everything about Standard Deviations

One of the most underappreciated ICT Concepts available, they are used to PINPOINT the HIGH and LOW of the day & More

Chapter 2 - Central Banks Dealers Range Central Banks Dealers Range is a small consolidation period between 16:00/4pm New York Time - 20:00/8pm New York Time

ICT Classic Buy Day Template

A Thread 🧵 twitter.com/i/web/status/1… You Ideally always want to buy below New York Midnight(True Day Open)

On a buy day, if price starts by trading above the opening price, do not fall for that and wait for it to trade below the opening price (Judas Swing)

The judas swing usually occurs at 2 am Ny time