A plain-English breakdown of every setup we track: how it works, when it holds, and when it is a coin flip. Free to read, backed by the numbers, and each one points to the indicator that trades it.
One hour, one trade. ICT's most-copied setup fires only inside three fixed windows a day: a liquidity sweep, a shift in structure, and the first fair-value gap it leaves. Miss the window and there is no trade, and that discipline is the whole point.
Read the full strategyThe ICT previous-day-high/low liquidity sweep: run the level, fail, reverse. Setup, entry, stop and target, backed by real Nasdaq prior-day break data.
Read the full strategyThe canonical ICT Fair Value Gap: what a 3-candle imbalance is, the retrace-and-shift entry, stop and target, and how often Nasdaq gaps actually get filled.
Read the full strategyThe canonical ICT Judas Swing: how the London or New York open sweeps the overnight range, then reverses. Setup, entry, stop and target, backed by real Nasdaq sweep data.
Read the full strategyHow often a Nasdaq inside day breaks out of the prior range, why the upside break holds better, and how to trade the compression.
Read the full strategyHow often the 30-minute opening range gives a single clean break on the Nasdaq, why most days fake both ways, and the filters that tilt the odds.
Read the full strategyHow the opening hour sets the day on NAS100, the single clean-break base rate from 1,300+ New York sessions, and the midpoint entry the IB50 system trades.
Read the full strategyKnowing the setup is free. The edge is in trading it well.
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