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In the intricate world of financial trading, the right strategy can make all the difference between success and failure. A robust trading strategy helps traders navigate through market volatility, manage risks effectively, and take advantage of potential trading opportunities. The strategy serves as a roadmap, providing clear guidelines on when to enter, exit, and modify trades, ultimately enhancing the likelihood of achieving consistent profits. More often than not, when a Liquidity level has been breached and the trend has reversed, we are presented with what appears as a “gap” on our charts and this is what ICT traders referred to as a Fair Value Gap. In essence, the ICT strategy offers a different lens through which to view and understand the financial markets. It veers away from traditional technical analysis, focusing instead on what’s often hidden in plain sight – the flow and accumulation of ‘smart money.’ This powerful methodology offers traders a potential edge, empowering them to trade alongside the market’s true movers and shakers. The Philosophy behind ICT Strategy

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Technical Analysis: Traders use technical indicators and chart patterns to identify potential entry and exit points in the forex market. This analysis may incorporate ICT-specific indicators or patterns relevant to currency pairs influenced by ICT-related news.Williams%-R (or Williams%-Range) — one of 3 price oscillators ( W%-R, stochastics, and RSI;) included in the ICT tool-set; use one of these (or use MACD) OHLC (or O-H-L-C) — Open, High, Low and Close — the 4 prices which are displayed graphically on each candle, or each price bar

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projection — this rule says that, if the 2 most recent SL’s were n days apart, then the next SH will form (approx.) 1.28 x n days after the most recent SH Peter (screen-name [I]peterma[/I]), a member of this community and a frequent contributor to the ICT threads, has compiled a massive list of ICT Video Notes, and has offered his Notes as an addition to this Glossary. Naturally, I said, “Bring it on!” However, the practical implementation of the ICT strategy isn’t without pitfalls. A common mistake traders make when implementing the ICT strategy is acting on incomplete information or misunderstandings about market behaviors. This mistake often leads to ill-timed trades and potential losses. Patience and comprehensive analysis are crucial to avoid this pitfall.There will be other tools in Michael’s toolbox which will confuse you, or even intimidate you. Which tools those are will depend on your personality, your education, your prior trading experience, your comfort-level with certain math or finance concepts, etc. You might feel bewildered by the COT report, or by Treasury-yield analysis, or by other highly-specialized ICT tools. Chances are that the tools which scare you most are the ones you can safely ignore for now. Top-tier investment banks (10 largest in the interbank network) — showing each bank’s country of domicile and share of the currency market Larry Williams — well-known millionaire commodity trader, author, and lecturer; Michael refers to Larry Williams as one of his mentors The 5-hour Asian Range is defined as the first half of the 10-hour Asian Session. The Asian Range has special significance as a bellwether of the new trading day which has begun in Asia. (Newcomers to the ICT methodology often confuse the Asian Session and the Asian Range.)

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The Asian Session is 10 hours long, unlike the London and New York sessions, which are each 9 hours long. The Session begins at 9am Tokyo time (8am in Singapore and Hong Kong), and ends at 7pm Tokyo time (6pm in Singapore and Hong Kong). Finally, I recommend that you focus on one pair. Period. Forget all the others. Apparently, many traders find it almost impossible to do this — Oh, no! what if I miss a great opportunity on a particular pair, because I’m not watching it? Discipline and Psychology: A reminder of the importance of discipline in following the strategy and managing emotions during trading. anticipatory trade analysis phase — top-down analysis, phase 2: seasonal tendencies, SMT divergences (yields, USDX, etc.), COT report, and key S/R levelsno man’s land — on a Trader’s Trinity chart, no-man’s land is the middle 25% of the (previous) H-L price range; the center of this zone is the fair-value price