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2 2  {{toc depth="2" numbered="true" start="2"/}}
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4 4  
5 -Summarized by [[@SirPickle_>>https://twitter.com/SirPickle_]] as a google document [[here>>https://docs.google.com/document/d/14x_13c98oq3u-FrVWK3Nh9gGLYKzBzgLgBRTdgOBAhs]]
5 +Summarized by [[@SirPickle_>>https://twitter.com/SirPickle_]] as a google document [[here>>https://docs.google.com/document/d/14x_13c98oq3u-FrVWK3Nh9gGLYKzBzgLgBRTdgOBAhs]]
6 6  
7 7  == 1:30 Judas ==
8 8  
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57 57  
58 58  ==== NQ 5m ====
59 59  
60 -* With the idea that price is drawing towards REL (12457.25), we look for a Judas Swing at 1:30pm into a premium PD array.
61 -* Today that PD array was a 5m unicorn (Breaker+ FVG)
60 +With the idea that price is drawing towards REL (12457.25), we look for a Judas Swing at 1:30pm into a premium PD array.
62 62  
62 +Today that PD array was a 5m unicorn (Breaker+ FVG)
63 +
63 63  [[image:image49.png]]
64 64  
65 65  ==== NQ 1m ====
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70 70  
71 71  ==== ES 2m ====
72 72  
73 -* Shorts been in control all week = expect short coverings going into the weekend
74 -* We look for a Judas Swing at 1:30pm into a discount PD Array
75 -* Today that PD array was a Unicorn or even the +OB
76 -* Price will now seek Buyside Liquidity
74 +Shorts been in control all week = expect short coverings going into the weekend
77 77  
76 +We look for a Judas Swing at 1:30pm into a discount PD Array
77 +
78 +Today that PD array was a Unicorn or even the +OB
79 +
80 +Price will now seek Buyside Liquidity
81 +
78 78  [[image:image44.png]]
79 79  
80 80  ES 5m
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81 81  
82 82  [[image:image37.png]]
83 83  
84 -Original Reference: ?
85 -
86 86  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
87 87  
88 -== 3PM Judas Swing ==
89 -
90 -* The same concept can be applied to the 3pm session as well!
91 -* From my personal experience I don't see this one happen as often or even act as reliable as the 1:30 Judas. For that reason I don't have many examples.
92 -
93 -=== Example ===
94 -
95 -==== ES1m ====
96 -
97 -[[image:image14.png]]
98 -
99 -Original Reference: ?
100 -
101 -====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
102 -
103 103  == New Week Opening Gap (NWOG) ==
104 104  
105 -The New Week Opening Gap is a strong price magnet
106 -
107 -Draw it out every week onto your charts (Friday closing price to Sunday open price)
108 -
109 -The market is going to gravitate back to it IF we are NOT TRENDING and many times become REAL support/resistance
110 -
111 -You should have the last 4 NWOGs + the current week's NWOG on your chart. So 5 in total. Have a separate template for only NWOG.
112 -
113 -Doing so gives you an X-ray view of how the algorithm will refer back to old areas of real FAIR VALUE
114 -
115 -[[image:image6.png]]
116 -
117 -Original Reference: ?
118 -
119 119  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
120 120  
121 121  == Understanding what multiple touches of NWOG means ==
122 122  
123 -If we see price come back to the NWOG multiple times intra week you are likely in a consolidation that's going to continue
124 -
125 -[[image:image11.png]]
126 -
127 -Original Reference: ?
128 -
129 129  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
130 130  
131 131  == Gaps that don't fill are rocket fuel ==
132 132  
133 -This means price is in a hurry to reprice to a level that's outside the range its in currently (External range liquidity)
134 -
135 -Every time we get in a trade we look for this signature
136 -
137 -Original Reference: ?
138 -
139 139  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
140 140  
141 141  == Understanding equilibrium of discount ==
142 142  
143 -Highest probability shorts have been exhausted once we move below equilibrium of DISCOUNT
144 -
145 -[[image:image28.png]]
146 -
147 -Original Reference: ?
148 -
149 149  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
150 150  
151 151  == Understanding low probability conditions ==
152 152  
153 -Key Lesson: If you have 2 equally probable outcomes you are trading in low probability conditions and essentially gambling . Sit on the sidelines and demand more information.
154 -
155 -[[image:image42.png]]
156 -
157 -Original Reference: ?
158 -
159 159  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
160 160  
161 161  == New Day Opening Gap (NDOG) ==
162 162  
163 -When we open at 6pm, drag a rectangle from the 5pm closing price to the 6pm open
164 -
165 -Extend that throughout the next 12-16 hours. That will act much like you see with the NWOG
166 -
167 -[[image:image16.png]]
168 -
169 -Example of precision with NDOG:
170 -
171 -[[image:image46.png]]
172 -
173 -Original Reference: ?
174 -
175 175  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
176 176  
177 177  == Quarter of the wick ==
178 178  
179 -When there is a bearish heavy stance on price, C.E of a wick is likely not to be traded too.
180 -
181 -If you suspect that is the case, you get the very specific price level of one quarter of the wick
182 -
183 -[[image:image2.png]]
184 -
185 -Original Reference: ?
186 -
187 187  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
188 188  
189 189  == PM session running AM session Buy stops ==
190 190  
191 -If you see a trending morning session like below, ask yourself where are shorts trailing their stops?
192 -
193 -Expect the PM session to take those stops
194 -
195 -ES 1 min
196 -
197 -[[image:image26.png]]
198 -
199 -Original Reference: ?
200 -
201 201  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
202 202  
203 203  == Market on close Macro ==
204 204  
205 -In a up close day rarely do you see the candle close on the high unless its a trending day.
206 -
207 -Typically it creates the intraday HOD then pulls away from it and closes near the high.
208 -
209 -This is the market on close Macro
210 -
211 -[[image:image31.png]]
212 -
213 -Original Reference: ?
214 -
215 215  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
216 216  
217 217  == 3:15-3:45 Sweet Spot ==
218 218  
219 -Generally you will find between 3:15-3:45pm a sweet spot to place a trade if we know where we are looking for liquidity.
220 -
221 -Above the market place if bullish
222 -
223 -Below the market place if bearish
224 -
225 -OR
226 -
227 -if there is an imbalance we will look to rebalance it
228 -
229 -The algo will spool to a obvious point of liquidity that had not been targeted yet
230 -
231 -Example
232 -
233 -[[image:image1.png]]
234 -
235 -Original Reference: ?
236 -
237 237  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
238 238  
239 239  == The Upper Quarter Concept ==
240 240  
241 -If you believe that you have figured out where the low is in the market for a particular price swing and you think its gonna go up to an old high where BSL is, the equilibrium of that run and below is where the best buy opportunities occur.
242 -
243 -As soon as we get to the upper quarter of where the target is, the market is not likely to go back for sell stops. This is because price will be in a hurry to run out Buy stops in so traders don't get the opportunity for those orders to be pulled.
244 -
245 -ES 2m
246 -
247 -[[image:image18.png]]
248 -
249 -Original Reference: ?
250 -
251 251  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
252 252  
253 253  == Regular Trading Hours (RTH) ==
254 254  
255 -When trading futures indices you need to also consider how we closed the previous session and where we opened at 9:30 because that difference is a REAL Liquidity Void. We call it the Opening range gap.
256 -
257 -Price has a tendency to not let these areas stay unfilled for too long.
258 -
259 -At 9:30 open, every single day as an index futures trader you are going to toggle RTH on and identify the Opening Range Gap:
260 -
261 -We are opening up with a Premium if the gap is higher than the previous session close
262 -
263 -We are opening up at a Discount if the gap is lower than the previous session close
264 -
265 -[[image:image30.png]]
266 -
267 -[[image:image34.png]]
268 -
269 -Reviewing the relationship between the Daily VIBs and RTH gap + Understanding opening at a premium/discount of RTH:
270 -
271 -[[image:image9.png]]
272 -
273 -[[image:image25.png]]
274 -
275 -Original Reference: ?
276 -
277 277  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
278 278  
279 279  == When to expect Seek and Destroy conditions ==
280 280  
281 -1) On the heels of any holiday that impacts normal trading hours the very next trading session, the morning is likely to be VERY low probability/choppy. The market is more prone to seek and destroy conditions
282 -
283 -(For example on Monday the market is closed due to a bank holiday, expect a choppy AM session going into Tuesday)
284 -
285 --Let the market fall back to its normalcy
286 -
287 --Only retail traders are rushing to the markets on a day like this like gamblers at a casino
288 -
289 -2) Higher Time frame target is delivered prior to 9:30 am open expect a choppy AM session
290 -
291 -3) Asia High and Low are raided during the London session. Then London High and Low are raided during NY creating a broadening formation
292 -
293 -Original Reference: ?
294 -
295 295  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
296 296  
297 297  == Implied FVG ==
298 298  
299 -How to identify a FVG when there is no "gap" and only overlapping wicks
300 -
301 -[[image:image20.png]]
302 -
303 -Original Reference: ?
304 -
305 305  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
306 306  
307 307  == When 3 PD Arrays fail your fucked ==
308 308  
309 -"When 3 PD arrays fail your fucked... it's going the other direction now"
310 -
311 -[[image:image22.png]]
312 -
313 -Original Reference: [[How To Fail & Not Know It Until It's Too Late>>url:https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/drunk-monkey7/episodes/How-To-Fail--Not-Know-It-Until-Its-Too-Late---February-22--2023-e1vclf9]] (@14m 19s)
314 -
315 315  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
316 316  
317 317  == A CLOSE below the swing low that we would see as being a Market Structure Shift, we treat it as a Breaker ==
318 318  
319 -[[image:image3.png]]
320 -
321 -Original Reference: ?
322 -
323 323  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
324 324  
325 325  == 3 candle price action signature ==
326 326  
327 -[[image:image53.png]]
328 -
329 -Original Reference: ?
330 -
331 331  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
332 332  
333 333  == Event Horizon ==
334 334  
335 -Half way between a NWOG and the closest NWOG is the Event Horizon
336 -
337 -It will not allow price to escape the draw to the NWOG and it will create a surge towards the NWOG it got too "close" to but yet reached
338 -
339 -Example 1
340 -
341 -ES 15m
342 -
343 -[[image:image38.png]]
344 -
345 -ES 2m
346 -
347 -[[image:image10.png]]
348 -
349 -Example 2
350 -
351 -ES 15m
352 -
353 -[[image:image52.png]]
354 -
355 -Example 3
356 -
357 -ES 15m
358 -
359 -[[image:image21.png]]
360 -
361 -Original Reference: ?
362 -
363 363  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
364 364  
365 365  == How to avoid taking a low probability FVG ==
366 366  
367 -How to AVOID taking low probability FVGs using DXY
368 -
369 -[[image:image43.png]]
370 -
371 -Original Reference: ?
372 -
373 373  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
374 374  
375 375  == How far can you trust price to go above BSL or SSL for a Turtle Soup? ==
376 376  
377 -How far can you trust price to go above BSL or SSL for a Turtle Soup?
378 -
379 -NWOG
380 -
381 -NDOG
382 -
383 -Opening Range Gap
384 -
385 -These are 3 specific tools you can use to answer this question
386 -
387 -[[image:image50.png]]
388 -
389 -Original Reference: ?
390 -
391 391  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
392 392  
393 393  == NWOG Actual and NWOG ==
394 394  
395 -NWOG Actual = Fridays close to Sundays Open
396 -
397 -NWOG = Fridays close to Mondays Equities Open at 9:30am
398 -
399 -(On a personal note I don't use NWOG from close to Monday 9:30 open. All I use is NWOG Actual and I think that's more than enough)
400 -
401 -[[image:image47.png]]
402 -
403 -Original Reference: ?
404 -
405 405  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
406 406  
407 407  == Macros ==
408 408  
409 -A macro is a window of time where the algorithm will seek untapped liquidity or an imbalance. You can split your day up into windows of time and only trade these macros!
410 -
411 -You can enter prior to the macro beginning.
412 -
413 -The run will originate inside the macro time but does not have to complete it. It can still deliver after macro close
414 -
415 -The NY session Macros (All NY eastern time):
416 -
417 -9:50-10:10am (MY FAVORITE)
418 -
419 -10:50-11:10 am
420 -
421 -11:50-12:10 pm (l never trade this one...)
422 -
423 -1:30pm Judas
424 -
425 -3:15-3:45 pm "Sweet Spot"
426 -
427 -
428 -As a bonus here are some example of my favorite macro 9:50-10:10:
429 -
430 -Example 1 (ES 1 min)
431 -
432 -SSL swept right at open into Daily C.E level
433 -
434 -MSS+Displacement created FVG and +OB
435 -
436 -SMT with NQ
437 -
438 -Long entry in FVG
439 -
440 -Target most recent high break/ NWOG
441 -
442 -[[image:image12.png]]
443 -
444 -I would also like to add that The RTH gap gave me a soft bullish bias this morning which gave me confidence in tak)ing this long. As you can see we filled it PERFECTLY (ES 15 min
445 -
446 -[[image:image19.png]]
447 -
448 -Example 2 (ES 1 min)
449 -
450 -A couple ES NFP Friday Scalps
451 -
452 -1st:
453 -
454 -LOD sweep + 1H FVG C.E
455 -
456 -Strong Displacement creating FVG
457 -
458 -1m bearish FVG clear DOL
459 -
460 -
461 -2nd:
462 -
463 -Entry off inversion level and +OB
464 -
465 -Scale at new short term high
466 -
467 -Wanted 3916 but stopped B.E on runners
468 -
469 -[[image:image4.png]]
470 -
471 -Example 3 (ES 1 min)
472 -
473 -
474 -Market left REHs at the London High
475 -
476 -Previous Week's low Sell side swept and had a MSS+Displacement (2022 model)
477 -
478 -DXY had a liquidity void to fill below meaning ES
479 -
480 -Long entry in the Unicorn
481 -
482 -[[image:image36.png]]
483 -
484 -DXY 15 min
485 -
486 -[[image:image5.png]]
487 -
488 -Original Reference: ?
489 -
490 490  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
491 491  
492 492  == 10-11am Silver Bullet ==
493 493  
494 -
495 -Here's something to backtest
496 -
497 -According to ICT, between 10-11am NY time you will find a FVG that delivers 5 handles EVERY day 100% guaranteed
498 -
499 -It'll ALWAYS be there aiming for an opposing pool of liquidity
500 -
501 -You will find it on the 1min, 30s, or 15s timeframe
502 -
503 -This is true even on choppy days and shortened bank holidays where market closes early
504 -
505 -[[image:image29.png]]
506 -
507 -Simply put, the Silver Bullet is always a continuation of whatever is in motion at the time. If you cant determine what is in motion dont take the Silver Bullet.
508 -
509 -When in doubt stay out!
510 -
511 -This tidbit came from the May 6 Twitter space which imo is one of the best/most informative ones he has held... check it out when you get the chance:
512 -
513 -Original Reference: ICT Twitter Space | Time Based Setups & Models | May 6th 2023
514 -
515 515  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
516 516  
517 517  == MSS after 1pm ==
518 518  
519 -If there is a shift in Market Structure after 1pm,
520 -
521 -Price will most likely run for Lunch and AM Session Buy Stops
522 -
523 -[[image:image41.png]]
524 -
525 -Original Reference: ?
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527 527  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
528 528  
529 529  == How to use NWOG inside of old areas of orderflow ==
530 530  
531 -[[image:image32.png]]
532 -
533 -ES 5m
534 -
535 -[[image:image8.png]]
536 -
537 -Original Reference: ?
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539 539  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
540 540  
541 541  == Immediate Rebalance ==
542 542  
543 -If we are bullish and price does this formation it is one of the most powerful signatures for IMMEDIATE dynamic price delivery
544 -
545 -[[image:image40.png]]
546 -
547 -Original Reference: ICT Mentorship 2023 - Immediate Rebalance & Institutional Order Flow
548 -
549 549  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
550 550  
551 551  == Using NWOG to analyze market conditions ==
552 552  
553 -[[image:image24.png]]
554 -
555 -Original Reference: ?
556 -
557 557  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
558 558  
559 559  == Inversion FVG example ==
560 560  
561 -If a market closes above a FVG that you think should be bearish, thats not a good shorting opportunity
562 -
563 -Many times its communicating to you it will become an inversion FVG
564 -
565 -$ES example
566 -
567 -[[image:image51.png]]
568 -
569 -Original Reference: ?
570 -
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572 572  
573 573  == How to approach the lunch hour when bias/target is clear ==
574 574  
575 -Price hasn't reached Daily/Weekly Target? Expectation for lunch hour is too look for a 5/15min low or RELs
576 -
577 -If there is a FVG or VIB just underneath that low that is a UNICORN
578 -
579 -[[image:image45.png]]
580 -
581 -Original Reference: ?
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584 584  
585 585  == Seek and Destroy cheat sheet ==
586 586  
587 -[[image:image48.png]]
588 -
589 -Original Reference: ?
590 -
591 591  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
592 592  
593 593  == Partials at wicks/long tails ==
594 594  
595 -Whenever there is a wick/long tail inside of the range you are trading in and your position affords it, ALWAYS take a partial at the midpoint (CE)
596 -
597 -Often times price can trade right to the CE of the wick, stop on a dime, consolidate, or straight up reverse.
598 -
599 -[[image:image27.png]]
600 -
601 -Original Reference: ?
602 -
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604 604  
605 605  == Understanding Balanced Price Ranges(BPRs) ==
606 606  
607 -[[image:image7.png]]
608 -
609 -Original Reference: ?
610 -
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612 612  
613 613  == More Silver Bullet gems ==
614 614  
615 -The Silver Bullet FVG does NOT have to happen inside the one hour period. Only the entry does.
616 -
617 -It can refer back to a FVG that formed in the run up if its bullish between 9:30-10am (vice versa)
618 -
619 -There is a macro that begins at 1:30pm that sets the tone and pace for the 2-3pm Silver Bullet.
620 -
621 -Original Reference: ?
622 -
623 623  ====== ~[[[top>>path:#]]] ======
624 624  
625 625  == ICT Glossary of terms ==
626 626  
627 -BB - Breaker Block
628 -
629 -BISI - Buyside Imbalance Sellside Inefficiency
630 -
631 -BPR - Balanced Price Range
632 -
633 -BRK - Breaker
634 -
635 -BSL - Buyside Liquidity
636 -
637 -CE - {{glossaryReference glossaryId="Glossary" entryId="Consequent Encroachment"}}Consequent Encroachment{{/glossaryReference}} (Inefficiencies Only)
638 -
639 -DOL - Draw on Liquidity
640 -
641 -EQH - Equal Highs
642 -
643 -EQL - Equal Lows
644 -
645 -FVG - Fair Value Gap
646 -
647 -iFVG - Implied Fair Value Gap
648 -
649 -HRLR - High Resistance Liquidity Run
650 -
651 -IDM - Inducement
652 -
653 -{{glossaryReference glossaryId="Glossary" entryId="IOFED"}}IOFED{{/glossaryReference}} - Institutional Orderflow Entry Drill
654 -
655 -LRLR - Low Resistance Liquidity Run
656 -
657 -MB - Mitigation Block
658 -
659 -{{glossaryReference glossaryId="Glossary" entryId="MMBM"}}MMBM{{/glossaryReference}} - Market Maker Buy Model
660 -
661 -{{glossaryReference glossaryId="Glossary" entryId="MMSM"}}MMSM{{/glossaryReference}} - Market Maker Sell Model
662 -
663 -MMXM - Market Maker Model
664 -
665 -MSS - Market Structure Shift
666 -
667 -MT - Mean Threshold (Blocks Only)
668 -
669 -NDOG - New Day Opening Gap
670 -
671 -NFP - Non Farm Payroll
672 -
673 -NWOG - New Week Opening Gap
674 -
675 -OB - Orderblock 
676 -
677 -{{glossaryReference glossaryId="Glossary" entryId="OTE"}}OTE{{/glossaryReference}} - Optimal Trade Entry
678 -
679 -PA - Price Action
680 -
681 -PB - Propulsion Block
682 -
683 -PD - Premium / Discount
684 -
685 -PD Array - Any type of ICT entry (FVG, VI, OB etc)
686 -
687 -PDH - Previous Day High
688 -
689 -PDL - Previous Day Low
690 -
691 -PWH - Previous Week High
692 -
693 -PWL - Previous Week Low
694 -
695 -RB - Rejection Block
696 -
697 -SIBI - Sellside Imbalance Buyside Inefficiency
698 -
699 -SSL - Sellside Liquidity
700 -
701 -VI - Volume Imbalance
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