In this video, I follow up on ICT Tape Reading Practice 3 coming into the NY AM Session on Friday, June 23, 2023.
In this video I practice tape reading using ICT concepts coming into the London session.
In this video, I do a quick tape reading practice of the M2KU2023, the time is 09:30 NY Local time.
In this video, I work on ICT concept tape reading practice. I plan on making many such videos in the future.
This analysis is a combination of some Albrooks price action analysis techniques combined with ICT techniques. Moreof ICT techniques can be seen in my analysis and I have mapped out my models from his teachings.
Here is a good example of power of 3 and how to trade the afternoon model according to ICT. Of course this is not to the tee, as I would not have traded the afternoon session until 1:30 if I followed it exactly. Nonetheless, nice profits and I hope this was helpful!
This is a video journal and example of one of the most profitable and easy to execute ICT entry models. Not only are the entry criteria objective but so are the targets. You can look for previous highs or lows as your target or fib retracements, DR levels, whatever works for you.
Here's a quick synopsis on how I use ICT's content on determining the higher/lower timeframe bias. This video may be helpful to traders who have a hard time knowing which direction to choose when trading.
Hello Traders! This is how I go about trading the monthly swing. I use those websites to give me my macro analysis. Indicators lie but macro numbers tell the truth. Main Idea: seasonality Interest rate differentials Ipda
Hello Traders! Here I break down S.O.P and M.O.P Sunday Opening Price & Midnight Opening Price. Bullish Conditions Weekly Range - Buy below S.O.P - Anticipate the Low of the week to form on Mon, Tue, or Wed. - By Wednesday price should not return to S.O.P Bearish Conditions Weekly Range - Sell above S.O.P - Anticipate the high of the week to form on Mon,...
Hello Traders! This is Pt. 2 to the CBDR video. I will link Pt. 1 and other post that involve CBDR. Enjoy the knowledge and backtest.
Hello Traders! Here in this video I speak on the concept of the Central Banks Dealers Range Aka CBDR. CBDR is mainly used to help in aiding finding the High of the day or Low of the day. You can not use the CBDR everyday! Understand that CBDR needs to be a certain amount of pips in order for it to be useful. CBDR by itself is not enough for you to be...
Hello Traders! Here I break down the IPDA Data range on DXY, NZDUSD, and show a few others briefly. We believe there is a Forex Algorithm that delivers price to traders. We know that there is a quarterly shift on these markets. These markets are not random, and if they were nobody would have gain much profits consistently. If the markets were random why...
Hello Traders! Here I briefly show what we as traders should be looking for when in buying or selling conditions. Banks Buy in a Discount and Sell in a Premium. I do understand people do draw their fibs wick to wick. However I prefer body to body because that is the truest price action. Everyone charts are going to have disparities because of broker spread....
Hello Traders! This video explains how these markets move on a week to week basis and day to day basis. SUNDAY OPENING PRICE is something every trader should keep on their charts. It will help fine tune which side of the market you should be on when bullish or bearish. I give 4 examples, 2 bullish and 2 bearish. All example shown are also from the same...
Hello Traders! We know that these markets are not random and have an algorithmic structure to them. Sunday Opening Price is important to keep in mind when day trading or swing trading. Each new trading week the market will reset its oversold and overbought levels. S.O.P (Sunday opening price) allows us to see those levels WITHOUT INDICATORS! Anything above...
Hello Traders! This video speaks on how to structure and anticipate price action intraday. If you are a day trade would highly recommend using the sessions to help frame trades and prepare yourself for success. Happy Trading!
Hello Traders! Here I speak on how I typically mark up all my charts. 1. I always use IPDA look back data ranges on the 1st of every month 2. I Mark off the highs and lows within the look back ranges as those level will be important 3. Mark off our most recent trading range and find equilibrium 4. I look for PD arrays above and below price (i.e., Order...