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General · 14m ago
In ICT Trading, Time Is Just as Important as Price
Many traders focus entirely on price levels and forget about time. ICT places considerable emphasis on time-based market behaviour. Certain trading sessions and specific time windows are watched fo…
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General · 14m ago
Consequent Encroachment – The 50% Level of an FVG
Many traders focus on the boundaries of a Fair Value Gap. But ICT also introduces Consequent Encroachment (CE). CE represents the 50% midpoint of an imbalance. For example, if an FVG extends from …
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General · 15m ago
Mitigation Blocks – Understanding Price Retracements
Mitigation Blocks are another important ICT concept. They are associated with price returning to a particular zone after a previous move, potentially allowing positions to be adjusted or mitigated. …
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General · 16m ago
Breaker Blocks – When a Failed Order Block Changes Its Role
A Breaker Block is a concept used to identify a price zone that changes significance after a structural failure. For example, a bullish Order Block may fail when price decisively breaks below it. T…
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General · 16m ago
ICT Optimal Trade Entry – The 62% to 79% Retracement Zone
The ICT Optimal Trade Entry (OTE) model uses Fibonacci retracement levels to identify potential entry zones. The commonly watched levels are: • 62% • 70.5% • 79% In a bullish setup, traders look f…
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General · 24m ago
Equal Highs and Equal Lows – Important Liquidity Areas
Why are equal highs and equal lows important in ICT? Because traders often place stop losses around obvious swing points. Equal highs may contain buy-side liquidity. Equal lows may contain sell-si…
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General · 24m ago
Internal Liquidity vs External Liquidity – Know the Difference
Understanding liquidity helps traders build better market narratives. External liquidity generally refers to liquidity resting beyond significant range highs and lows. Internal liquidity refers to …
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General · 55m ago
Displacement – Look for Strength, Not Just Direction
Displacement is a strong and decisive price movement that often reflects an imbalance in buying or selling pressure. In ICT trading, displacement can help confirm a potential shift in market directi…
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General · 55m ago
Inducement – The Trap Before the Real Move?
Inducement is an interesting concept in ICT and SMC. It refers to a price level or apparent opportunity that may attract traders into positions before price moves towards a more significant liquidit…
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General · 55m ago
Are You Buying in Premium and Selling in Discount?
The Premium and Discount concept helps traders evaluate price location within a dealing range. Using the 50% equilibrium level: Above 50% = Premium. Below 50% = Discount. ICT traders often look f…
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General · 56m ago
Liquidity Sweep: Breakout or Trap?
Price moves above a previous high, triggers breakout orders, and then quickly returns below that level. This behaviour is often described as a buy-side liquidity sweep. The opposite can happen belo…
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General · 57m ago
CHoCH – An Early Warning of a Possible Trend Reversal
Change of Character (CHoCH) is a concept used to identify a possible shift in market behaviour. Imagine a market making Higher Highs and Higher Lows. Suddenly, price breaks an important Higher Low. T…
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General · 58m ago
BOS – Confirmation of Market Continuation
Break of Structure (BOS) is commonly used to identify trend continuation. In a bullish trend, price breaks a relevant previous swing high. In a bearish trend, price breaks a relevant previous swing…
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General · 59m ago
Not Every Order Block Is Worth Trading
One of the biggest mistakes in SMC trading is marking every opposite-coloured candle as an Order Block. A potentially meaningful bullish Order Block is often the last bearish candle before a strong b…
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General · 59m ago
Understanding Fair Value Gaps (FVG) in ICT Trading
A Fair Value Gap is a three-candle price formation that indicates an imbalance in price delivery. A bullish FVG forms when the high of candle one is below the low of candle three. A bearish FVG for…
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General · 1h ago
Why Does Price Often Move Towards Previous Highs and Lows?
Have you ever noticed price moving towards an old high or low before reversing? One explanation is liquidity. Previous swing highs, swing lows, equal highs, and equal lows can attract stop-loss ord…
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General · 1h ago
Stop Trading Without Understanding Market Structure
Before learning Order Blocks, Fair Value Gaps, or Liquidity Sweeps, understand market structure. A bullish market generally creates Higher Highs (HH) and Higher Lows (HL). A bearish market generall…
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