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... ... @@ -14,24 +14,24 @@ 14 14 15 15 === Outline === 16 16 17 -** 17 +**Forex and technical analysis with charts and indicators.** 18 18 - ICT (speaker) discusses the economic calendar and Forex market, highlighting key events and potential volatility. 19 19 - ICT (speaker) analyzes the dollar index and British pound on a 15-minute time frame, using data from Forex.com. 20 20 - ICT uses the same data for mentorship videos and personal analysis. 21 21 - ICT plots the dollar index on the low of each interval to show relationship between intervals. 22 22 23 -** 23 +**Trading without bias, focusing on price inefficiencies and liquidity.** 24 24 - ICT emphasizes the importance of not trading with a daily bias, instead focusing on intraday volatility and liquidity. 25 25 - ICT will use Forex and stock index futures for trading today, without a bias, relying on price action and liquidity. 26 26 - ICT highlights the importance of understanding market structure, order blocks, and liquidity to read price inefficiencies and make informed trading decisions. 27 27 - ICT emphasizes the potential for brokers to manipulate spreads and liquidate traders, particularly in the Forex market, and the importance of being aware of these dynamics. 28 28 29 -** 29 +**Market inefficiencies and how to identify and trade them.** 30 30 - The speaker identifies an inefficiency in the market and highlights a potential trampoline for price advancement. 31 31 - The speaker analyzes a consolidation pattern and determines the potential for price to move higher. 32 32 - ICT explains how algorithms reprice and offer liquidity to smart money at higher prices. 33 33 34 -** 34 +**Trading strategies using price action and market maker behavior.** 35 35 - The speaker discussed the concept of equilibrium in trading, explaining that it acts as a discount when bullish and a premium when bearish. 36 36 - The speaker emphasized the importance of identifying the correct dealing range and avoiding down close candles that are in a premium level above equilibrium. 37 37 - ICT builds positions into premium levels, stopping at equilibrium or higher. ... ... @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ 38 38 - Avoid cherry-picking or oversimplifying ICT concepts, as it can lead to misinterpretation and poor results. 39 39 - ICT explains market maker bimodal behavior using rock climbing analogy. 40 40 41 -** 41 +**Technical analysis and trading strategies using price action.** 42 42 - The speaker identifies specific price points as footholds for climbing higher, using algorithmic design to anticipate price action. 43 43 - The speaker expects smart money to be hit as price action quickly moves up and down, with signature signatures in place. 44 44 - ICT explains why some traders can't replicate his strategies: lack of understanding of higher timeframes and inability to flesh out a narrative. ... ... @@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ 46 46 - ICT emphasizes the importance of identifying liquidity levels in trading. 47 47 - ICT believes seasonal tendencies can be trusted to repeat in certain months of the year. 48 48 49 -** 49 +**Trading strategies and patterns, including false bull and bear flags.** 50 50 - The speaker emphasizes the importance of experience and exposure in trading, rather than relying on shortcuts or magic tricks. 51 51 - The speaker dismisses TikTok mentality individuals who want a quick fix or overnight riches, emphasizing that trading requires dedication and hard work. 52 52 - The speaker discusses reversal patterns in technical analysis, including the false bull flag and false bear flag. ... ... @@ -54,17 +54,17 @@ 54 54 - ICT teaches a pattern recognition method for trading, which involves identifying bull and bear flags in charts. 55 55 - ICT claims that his mentorship program provides everything needed to understand his trading methods, including 12 months of premium content and 12 charter membership models. 56 56 57 -** 57 +**Using dollar index to predict pound movement.** 58 58 - ICT warns of fake bull flags in the pound, highlighting the dollar index's discount. 59 59 - ICT: Retail minded logic for false bull flag in pound, with inversion favor for bullish bias. 60 60 - Flagpole and wicks reveal inversion fair value gap, with sell side of curve to be attacked. 61 61 62 -** 62 +**Trading strategies using reversal patterns in a correlated market.** 63 63 - Analyze low candle wicks for potential trade opportunities. 64 64 - ICT warns of high-frequency trading predators in the market. 65 65 - Reversal patterns in Forex trading require a correlated market, specifically the dollar index. 66 66 67 -** 67 +**Trading and market analysis.** 68 68 - ICT explains that a "mitigation block" is not a bullish order block, despite what some traders may think. 69 69 - The dollar index and the British Pound versus dollar are likely to put resistance on any advance or move higher in foreign currencies, if the dollar is going higher. 70 70 - ICT recounts a losing trade from their early days of trading, highlighting the importance of learning from mistakes. ... ... @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ 73 73 - The speaker emphasizes the importance of having realistic expectations when starting a new trading system. 74 74 - The speaker believes that setting unrealistic goals can lead to frustration and failure. 75 75 76 -** 76 +**Trading strategies in a challenging market environment.** 77 77 - ICT says he lacks self-discipline to stick to a plan and trade with precision. 78 78 - ICT advocates for intraday trading without daily bias, using surgical strikes and quick profits. 79 79 - Trader emphasizes importance of understanding market dynamics and using retail logic to make profitable trades. ... ... @@ -80,16 +80,16 @@ 80 80 - ICT argues that trading with daily bias requires comparing stronger vs weaker currencies, like POUND DOLLAR. 81 81 - In a landmine field of an economic calendar, ICT suggests avoiding specific trading strategies this week. 82 82 83 -** 83 +**Avoiding trading on high-impact news days, particularly non-farm payroll releases.** 84 84 - The speaker avoids trading on Thursday and Friday before non-farm payroll release, as the data is highly manipulated and can create market volatility. 85 85 - The speaker prioritizes trading on other days, as they know what to expect and can avoid potential risks associated with non-farm payroll release. 86 86 87 -** 87 +**Trading psychology and the importance of sticking to a draw.** 88 88 - ICT emphasizes the importance of mental capital in trading, warning against wasting time and mental energy on failed trades. 89 89 - The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding market psychology and weathering adversities as a trader. 90 90 - The speaker advises against trading without a clear drawl and entry methods, and emphasizes the importance of staying on one side of the marketplace. 91 91 92 -** 92 +**Trading strategies using opening range gaps.** 93 93 - The speaker identifies a range with two opposing wicks, indicating a fair value gap. 94 94 - The speaker uses consequent encroachments to determine the gap's potential trading levels. 95 95 - The speaker believes a setup is needed for a trade to be successful this week due to the economic calendar. ... ... @@ -97,50 +97,50 @@ 97 97 - Observe first 30 minutes for large institutional traders' orders. 98 98 - ICT warns of potential false breakout in silver, suggests waiting for confirmation before trading. 99 99 100 -** 100 +**Using technical analysis to predict stock market movements.** 101 101 - ICT emphasizes the importance of identifying potential entry points in the first 30 minutes of trading. 102 102 103 -** 103 +**Stock market analysis and potential trading opportunities.** 104 104 - Speaker considers taking profits during midpoint of opening range gap. 105 105 - ICT expects mid-cap breakout if buy side clears gap, but prefers liquid lead above consolidation. 106 106 107 -** 107 +**Potential market rally and sell-off.** 108 108 - ICT suggests market may reverse after reaching midpoint gap. 109 109 - ICT: Low probability of inefficiencies until reaching a specific price point. 110 110 111 -** 111 +**Potential stock price movements, with a focus on 896 and 910.** 112 112 - ICT believes support at 896/910 may be largest pool of initial liquidity. 113 113 - ICT expects a potential breakdown in the near term, but lacks an entry point to trade. 114 114 115 -** 115 +**Stock market sentiment and potential price movements.** 116 116 - ICT is hesitant to analyze sentiment due to lack of proficiency in live streaming. 117 117 - ICT: Watching for sharp turns lower, hoping for a rally. 118 118 119 -** 119 +**Stock market rebalancing and potential for NASDAQ to reclaim its highs.** 120 120 - ICT: Rebalancing among 63 quarters, no interest in S&P, potential reclaim of NASDAQ. 121 121 122 -** 122 +**Market conditions and potential trading opportunities.** 123 123 - Trader waits for clear signals before making a move. 124 124 125 -** 125 +**Stock market analysis with focus on unfilled gap.** 126 126 - ICT discusses NASDAQ, highlighting a recent breakout and failed rally. 127 127 - ICT suggests trading above a level could catalyze S&P upside. 128 128 - ICT: Unfilled gap remains, no interest in fluctuations. 129 129 130 -** 130 +**Market analysis and trading strategies.** 131 131 - Speaker discusses market volatility and the importance of managing patience in trading. 132 132 - The speaker asks themselves rhetorical questions to assess the market's direction, such as if long from the opening, would they feel confident now? 133 133 - The speaker analyzes the profitability of different holders and notes that long holders have a modest edge, but this could change. 134 134 135 -** 135 +**Stock market with focus on liquidity and potential price movements.** 136 136 - ICT struggles with bodies in a gap, adds to handles, and expresses frustration with colleges. 137 137 - ICT expects a potential drop to 642-824, with heavy candles and range potential. 138 138 139 -** 139 +**Technical analysis and trading strategies using candlestick charts.** 140 140 - ICT shares insights on market analysis and observation. 141 141 - ICT identifies volume imbalance and heavy candles to time trades. 142 142 143 -** 143 +**Trading strategies in challenging market conditions.** 144 144 - ICT highlights the challenges of trading in difficult market conditions, emphasizing the importance of learning from these experiences. 145 145 - ICT explains how smart money manipulates price action in these environments, creating inefficiencies that traders can exploit. 146 146 - The speaker waits for a fair value gap to form before taking a trade, preferring to sell first and then run up. ... ... @@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ 150 150 - ICT: Market structure shifted, bodies had trouble getting out of positions. 151 151 - ICT: Watch for acceleration below 2 lows, no let-off for short sellers. 152 152 153 -** 153 +**Market manipulation, liquidity, and trading strategies.** 154 154 - Trader predicts major market event, removes themselves from Forex trading. 155 155 - ICT predicts a financial crisis and major bank collapses, citing signs of market instability. 156 156 - ICT emphasizes the importance of waiting for market intel before making trades, citing the need to anticipate timing and magnitude. ... ... @@ -157,17 +157,17 @@ 157 157 - The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the role of liquidity in the markets and how it affects trading. 158 158 - The speaker advises traders to learn how to wait for the obvious price movement instead of constantly pushing their edge. 159 159 160 -** 160 +**Trading Forex and avoiding market risks.** 161 161 - The speaker is frustrated with their inability to reach some of their mentees and feels helpless despite their best efforts. 162 162 - The speaker believes that the market will experience difficult conditions in the near future and wants to protect themselves from potential losses. 163 163 - Trader warns against limiting investments to popular markets like Forex and crypto. 164 164 - ICT believes Bitcoin is a Trojan horse for Central Bank digital currencies. 165 165 166 -** 166 +**Market volatility and trading strategies.** 167 167 - ICT warns of potential market volatility, emphasizing the importance of stop losses. 168 168 - ICT discusses inefficiencies in the Forex market and their impact on price movements. 169 169 170 -** 170 +**Trading reversal patterns and entry strategies.** 171 171 - The speaker discusses island reversal patterns in candlestick charting, highlighting their significance in identifying potential reversals in the market. 172 172 - The speaker provides examples of island reversals, explaining how they occur and how they can be used to enter trades. 173 173 - ICT claims to have found a pattern in the Australian dollar's price movements.