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The document discusses the impact of interest rates on currency trades, emphasizing their role as the primary driver of market movements. It outlines various liquidity concepts, orderblocks, and trading strategies based on interest rate shifts and market conditions. The content also highlights the importance of understanding high and low resistance liquidity runs in relation to higher time frame charts for effective trading decisions.

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ICT Core Content Notes - Month 4

The document discusses the impact of interest rates on currency trades, emphasizing their role as the primary driver of market movements. It outlines various liquidity concepts, orderblocks, and trading strategies based on interest rate shifts and market conditions. The content also highlights the importance of understanding high and low resistance liquidity runs in relation to higher time frame charts for effective trading decisions.

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ICT Core Content Notes - Month 4 @arjoio Ml Interest Rate Effects On Currency Trades Gi Reinforcing Liquidity Concepts & Price Delivery © Orderblocks Ey Mitigation Blocks ICT Breaker Block ICT Rejection Block By Reclaimed ICT Orderblock ICT Propulsion Block 1 ICT Vacuum Block 1B Liquidity Pots G ICT Fair Value Gaps FVG Divergence Phantoms G Double Bottom Double Top ¥ PDF notes ‘Agjo | Twitter, Instagram | Linktree inktree, Make your lnk do more 9 tps: cone UL JavaScript is not available. Y [Link] Interest Rate Effects On Currency Trades Interest Rate Effects On Currency Trades «Smart Money Accumulation & Distribution (Fundamentally Speaking) 4) Interest Rates are the single most influential driving force behind market moves. 2) Understanding Interest Rate Shifts & changes can assist you in selecting trades. ®) Technical Analysis of key Interest Rates can unlock professional money movement. 4). Interest Triads provide a visual depiction of Smart Money Accumulation & Distribution, Interest Rate Triads ») 30 Year Bond — Key Long Term Interest Rate. ® 10 Year Note ~ Intermediate Term Interest Rate. ») 5 Year Note ~ Short Term Interest Rate. 4) Qverlaying or Comparative Analysis on these three Interest Rates unlocks Price Action. What Smart Money Looks Like In Price In Bearish Conditions In Bullish Conditions To accumulate more of it, they will force it into premium, it wont go into discount Interest Rate Triad 230 Year T Bond Market, 40 ear Note market 5 Year Note Market COverlaying these three markets wil highlight Swen Accumulation &. Detibution © the Interest Rate Market takes place ~ from © “smart Money" perspective. The three interest Rates should confer each higher high or lower low ~ at moments when the USDX fat a significant Pree paint. foie swings ighight Smart Money This confirms a bullish orderblock for the dollar index Justifying a long on the dollar —> lower high on the 30 year bond market a swing failure Interest rates are the number 1 drivers of the currency market, If theres a divergence between the 3 and dollar gives you an orderblock to trade off, that gives you the green light to trade it, thats high probability es This highlights theres a shift in the interest rate market So combine this with PD arrays and this is how you know if a PD array will hold You have to blend a couple things sometimes to know what smart money is doing, so multiple assets ICT Action Plan Use the points of Focus taught in the first month of the Mentorship. When Price Action trade to a Focus Point Orderblock Liquidity Poot Liquidity Void or Fair Value Gap Refer to the Interest Rate Triad & USDX to ‘confirm Smart Money is behind your trade idea. If there is no obvious indication they {are moving large funds - pass on the trade idea and look for new ones that do. When this happens, look to sell the dollar. And we can confirm a bearish orderblock or an old high on the dollar ‘Agjo | Twitter, Instagram | Linktree Linktree. Make your tink do more, 2% bps con eT JavaScript is not available. Y hitps:[Link] Reinforcing Liquidity Concepts & Price Delivery Reinforcing Liquidity Concepts & Price Delivery ‘External Range Liquidity 1) The ourrent trading range will have Buy Side Liquidity above the range or High 2) The current trading range will have Sell Side Liquidity below the range or Low. ») Runs on Liquidity — seek to pair orders with the pending order liquidity — Liquidity Pools. ») External Range Liquidity Runs can be Low Resistance or High Resistance in nature, 5. Internal Range Liquidity 4) When current trading range is likely to remain — Liquidity Voids will fil in — Gap Risk. 2») When current trading range is likely to remain ~ Fair Value Gaps wil fill in - Gap Risk. 5) Orderblocks inside the trading range will be populated with new Buy & Sell orders, 4) Market Maker Buy & Sell Models will form inside trading ranges. Everytime when the market makes a new range, mark the high and the new low and youll be trading in the range, so if you trade at a bearish orderblock thats going to be a return to internal range liquidity but youre going to be looking for external range liquidity to exit on ICTs entries are mostly entries on internal liquidity and exits on external liquidity ‘Once you understand where the HTF wants to go you can frame your setups to lower timeframe We can run extemal range liquidity on the daily but on the monthly it can still be internal When we understand where the weekly and monthly are willing to trade to, on the daily it creates a recipe for low resistance liquidity runs. So when we expect a high to go because of the monthly and weekly bias, then these highs are a low resistance liquidity run. Because price has an agenda. So with this idea we can classify wether its a high resistance or low resistance liquidity run P dil ‘Soon the 4h you can see we have very litle resistance running trough the highs, because its framed on low resistance liquidity runs based on the HTF monthly This is how ICT know which stops will be taken, he uses the HTF institutional orderflow to frame out Where internal range liquidity is and external range liquidity is, where is the buy stops, what kinda entry am i using and how is it aligned with the HTF He doesnt use the low where there is a consolidation, he uses the energetic low, the low with the red arrow is the one he uses | | | ct T i i T i You're looking to buy with internal range liquidity or a bullish orderblock inside the previous range, and try to take profit at an old external high or above it, while you're in sync with the HTF directional bias based on institutional orderflow, looking at the monthly ranges and where it wants to trade to, in this case a monthly FVG ‘Since were bullish were looking for a displacement up and a retracement into an orderblock If we dont see any ranges that create new buying opportunities then we can target lows, so go trough the market place and find the swing lows and wait for price to trade trough them on the downside, turtle soup The type of trader youre going to be, is determined by which setups you find easy to see in the charts, either turtle soups, return to fair value inside the range, you don't have to find a setup everyday, you're looking for a setup once a week Ifwe know the HTF is bullish, our mind switched to okay where are the sell stops that theyre reaching for. Because if it wants to go higher and its dropping, were going to look for external range liquidity and once we trade below that and it tis it hand in the form of a quick reaction and see institutional sponsorship, wait for a bullish orderblock. The bullish orderblock wont always happen straight away. So its takes external range liquidity and then an internal range liquidity setup occurs as confirmation This helps you define what a low resistance liquidity should be vs a high resistance run The monthly chart is key to frame low resistance runs, if you cant frame where the monthly is going then drop down to the weekly Study this. So every time we look to be a buyer from a bullish orderblock we expect the high to be taken out Trading against the HTF narrative and institutional orderflow is a high resistance liqui Look at a monthly and weekly chart and look where were likely to go to, if theyre bullish we will look for longs on LTF in the form of turtle soups and orderblocks with expectation that the highs are going to get run Ifthe 1h returns back to an OB and the target high is only 20 pips away, ICT wouldnt take that trade You want to look at 40 pips minimum, depends on timeframe of course The teachings in december cover framing the right swings and what orderblocks to use You dont need the right swing if the range is big enough, thats the beauty of trading, you dont need to have every single direction right, get your 3r and your done Pick a timeframe that fits your model and stick to it The HTF will tell you if your trade is high or low resistance, developing your skills on the HTF is important, everything is fractal. HTF charts are super important, thats where the money is. If you stay in the directional bias of the monthly weekly and daily then you have high odds of low resistance liquidity run We will be using the concepts of external range liquidity & internal range liquidity in every december teaching to remove any confusion Low resistance runs will give you immediate responses to your trades with low drawdown and fast actions, and thats what you want as a trader ‘Agjo | Twitter, Instagram | Linktree Linktree. Make your tink do mo 9 tp: conte UL JavaScript is not available. Y [Link] BB Add cover @ Add comment Orderblocks Reinforcing Orderblock Theory [Selecting & Avoiding] Bullish Orderblock: Definition - The Lowest Candle or Price Bar with a Down Close that has the most range between Open to Close and is near a “Support” level. Validation: When the High of the Lowest Down Close Candle or Price Bar is traded through by a later formed Candle or Price Bar. Entry Techniques: When Price trades Higher away from the Bullish Orderblock and then Returns to the Bullish Orderblock Candle or Price Bar High - This is Bullish. Defining Risk: The Low of the Bullish Orderblock is the location of a relatively safe Stop Loss placement. Just below the 50% of the Orderblock total range is also considered to be a good locatior in to raise the le B om th When people with a lot of money in the market get involved youll notice it in price action When we get a down candle we can be assuming we get a orderblock ee Reinforcing Orderblock Theory [Selecting & Avoiding} Bullish Orderblock: Detntion The Lowe! Candi o Pie Bor with a own close that har the most range between Open {[Link] ond is neara "Support lev ‘Validation: When the High of the Lowest Down Clove Conele or Price Bor Haded trough by ater formed Candie or Price Ba Enty Techniques: Whon Price trades Higher away ftom the Bullish Orderblock ang then Retume fo the Bullah Orderblock Candle or Price Ber igh = The Bul Defining Risk: The Low ofthe Bush Orcerblock i the location of o relatively sae stop Loss placement. “Tost Below the SOR of the Orcerblock total range {ge considered to be « good location toraie the is ie ice rns Guay om ine Blin Even in the candle that broke the high, if it trades back immediately we can enter on the same candle that broke the high, if you didnt enter yet, we will be waiting on a retracement after the displacement Support Level Primarily we focus on the body of the candles, so we wenter on the high of the body, if we use wicks we're overlapping orderblocks with FVGs thats when ICT uses the wicks Set an alert at the orderblock and wait, the hardest part is waiting, but you should have your risk ready and your target Support Level This is where you enter Ifits a limit order, add some pips for spread because youre buying Buy Stops | | Buy Level “Mean Threshold Extomal Kenge tquidty | | | | Internal Range Liquidity Buy Stops | | | | The best orderblocks will not trade below the 50% of the orderblock, 50% measured from the body open to close, the mean threshold ‘Support level ‘Stop loss could be below the low of the wick but primarily we will place stop loss below the body of the candle Pair Long Exit With Buy stos ff Support Level There will be sub topics in december about orderblocks as well Liquidity Based Bias Monthly Chart = Bearish Weekly Chart = Bearish Daily Char earish Intraday Charts 4 hour and less will be correcting or retracing higher. This is where you anticipate the market fo enter Premium and seek Buy Side Liquidity to Sell to. Protective Buy Stop Raids or Returns to Bearish Orderblocks or Fair Value Gaps ‘and or filing of a Liquidity Void. Each offering a potential Low Resistance Primarily we're going to be trading in the direction of the monhtly chart the Daily can switch more between bullish and bearish while the monthly will continue the bearish bias Liquidity Based Bias Monthly Monthly Chart = Bush Bullish Intraday Charts 4 hour and less will be correcting or retracing lower. This is where you anticipate the market to enter a Discount and seek Sell Side Liquidity to Buy from. Protective Sell Stop Raids or Retums to Bullish Orderblocks or Fair Value Gaps and or filing of a Liquidity Void. Each offering potential Low Resistance Liquidity Run — Weekly and monthly charts are higher odds if you have a clear target ‘gil | ' 4. hl nal Orderblocks are formed at support levels iL ' mM haa Theyre pushing price down to buy at a cheaper price Arefined OB to the weekly that reacted off of the monthly OB This bearish orderblock will not be considered, because the HTF is suggesting were going higher Bullish, so buy on dips and sell on rallies ICT wants to see 2/3 rallies away, so 2/3 the size of the orderblock and then wait for a retracement thats when it can still come down, so it isnt “mitigated’ if it already touched the OB when it just made it, it usually retraces to the OB once more when we rally 2/3 the size of the OB away. And when the refined bullish orderblock’s open is higher then the original one, and of course it needs to react off of a support level thats when we can refine it, so all the criteria again, so in the examples below we have 3 orderblocks close to eachother in a row If theres 2 downcandles in a row or more, then thats 1 full orderblock Here we had a run on stops, so ICT said that he didnt expect price to come all the way down to the refined OB because of the run on stops it had so it wasnt nescesarry. So he used the bigger OB and used the mean threshold Wait for displacement and then simply wait for these levels to be traded back into You can refine them to even the 5m TF if you want, but only focus on the direction of the monthly weekly and daily TF and those orderblocks are the ones you want to buy Bearish orderblocks can be a good profit taking target, if you hit it for example during a time profit taking should take place so london close, then close at the bearish orderblock and wait for the next day to retrace and then we will take out the high. Only focus on bearish orderblocks when time of day is an impact, if time of day isnt then dont even conside the bearish orderblock and expect it to be traded trough, they could pause and consolidate there for alittle bit. Because the big boys dont want to take profit AT an old high they want to take profit above it and take out other people with their SL there Only focus on bullish orderblocks when the monthly weekly and daily support it M pattern, swing failure Resistance Level Or Anticipated Bearish Institutional Reference Point Inside that range have been buyers, but those buyers are now underwater Resistance Level Or Anticipated Bearish Institutional Reference Point, Inside that low, we will be focusing on the last down candle, because thats where the last orders where placed before the short rally up Resistance Level Or Anticipated Bearish nstitutonal Reference Point Tage ecm R IT Uakeculs Geacealae ake! Tees aR agiee aR RSE etme Resistance Level Or Anticipated Bearish Institutional Reference Point Do The Longs in Here Need Miigated? If we anticipate prices going even lower, then we can use that as another selling opportunity Resistance Level Or Anticipated Bearish institutional Reference Point Resistance Level Or Anticipated Bearish Institutonal Reference Point + short Opportunity Resistance Level Or Anticipated Bearish Institutional Reference Point Collapse the trade and wait for new developments Resistance Level Or Anticipated Bearish nsitulonal Reference Point Seer Classic Support Broken Turns Resistance Its refered to as buyers remorse Resistance Level Or Anticipated Bearish institutional Reference Point 4 Premium Price Highs s Are Bought By Less Informed ‘Traders & Sold By Smart Money Support Level Or Antisipated| Reference Point He uses the actual low of the downcandle here not just the body, so the low of the wick The whole downcandle represents the mitigation block, so as long as its not trading above that then its respecting it ‘So we can be a seller at the lowest point of the candle, the wick. And our stop loss can be at the highest point of the downcandle, also the wick on the opposite side. fe | fem — lw | Homey “i Mf hcl f / ca my [Pir ae The downcandles gets respected Arjo | Twitter, Instagram | Linktree Linktree. Make your tink do more 298 eps cove TIN ATUL JavaScript is not available. | htps:iter comfaioio ICT Breaker Block Breaker pattern Se we Saas The short orders will be inside that high, the last upcandle 1 low has to be traded below So a breaker is a 1 time thing, where as a mitigation block can form constantly He uses the highest upcandle prior to the downmove and raid on sell stops, and he uses the entire range ICT also likes to use the bodies of the breaker, instead of the whole candle, thats what i saw in another video People can get out of their shorts and can add new long positions so thats why the price action is so explosive afterwards ‘Ajo | Twitter, Instagram | Linktree Linktree. Make your tink do more, 2 mp conse JavaScript is not available. W hitps:witter com/arioie BY Add cover @ Add comment ICT Rejection Block What Do You See In This Chart At Major Highs & Lows? Turtle soups, the classic types of distribution and accumulation Everytime a new high or low is formed we anticipate some sort of rejection, that is the first anticipatory price skill set you should be working on because it is the hardest _ EERE SRNR GALS, AGS AS Reinforcing Orderblock Theory [Rejection Block) Bearish Run On Buy Side Liquidity [ruse soup Sal] i This is when we move into a PD array, in this case Premium array. Its also a bull flag Price does not need to make a higher high to make a failure swing All you need to know about price action is basically the open high low and close, and if you follow the swing highs and lows, and you chart the open high low and close and deal specificaly with the open and closes youll be able to figure out what distribution and accumulation takes place at these turning points Were not really focusing on the wicks, the wicks highlight the idea of the pattern forming We look for the highest close or open at the swing high that forms, it doesnt matter ifthe highest candle is bullish or bearish closed We see the wick as a bearish orderblock This is one of the few times where ICT uses selling on a stop order as an entry pattern, you could also immediately enter on the close in this case, or wait for it to trade trough it a bit, or like ICT does a sell stop where it trades above the close and you place a sell stop at the close to sell it on when it goes back down again It can form over multiple candles, its not limited to 1 candle Rejection Block f vy i) On a bullish rejection block its the opposite, so we take the lowest open (incase of a bullish candle) and the lowest wick and that is in theory our bullish orderblock, the wick. The key is it has to be a swing low/high that has a wick or wicks —————S——_—— Reinforcing Orderblock Theory [Rejection Block Rejection Block i i i 1 Ideal Set Up: In Major To Intermediate Term Uptrends Bullish Rejection Block is when a Price Low has formed with long wick(s) on the low(s) ‘of the candlestick(s} and Price reaches down below the body of the candle(s} to tun Sell Side Liquidity out before Price Rallies higher. We dont always demand that price goes below the wicks, its really the bodies of the candles, thats the closest to institution levels youll get If the old low/high has a lot of long wicks then you'll be looking for a rejection block instead of @ ‘sweep of the wicks it will be a sweep of the bodies ‘Ajo | Twitter, Instagram | Linktree Linktree. Make your link do more 2 pa contme TAU JavaScript is not available. \Y [Link] Reclaimed ICT Orderblock Market maker buy model, this happens when we drop into a HTF PD array When price is dropping and we see a little displacement to the upside, thats smart money with new accumulation of orders of long positions. Then when we get to the HTF PD array thats where the impulsive price action to the upside starts. A lot of people try to get involved in those early rallies while smart money is accumulating end they end up getting stopped out Market maker buy model is understanding that the market is going lower to go higher Reinforcing Orderblock Theory Market Maker Buy Model [Reclaimed Block] Ideal Set Up: In Major To Intermediate Term Uptrends Bullish Reclaimed Block is a candi or bar that was previously used fo Buy Price and a short term bounce confims minor fsplacement. In the Buy Side Of Curve ~ these “old” blocks will be reclaimed longs. ‘Same goes for the opposite, on the buyside of the curve smart money starts hedging thats why you already see premature bearish orderblocks forming Market Maker Sell Model Reinforcing Orderblock Theory [Recloimed Block Ideal Set Up: In Major To Intermediate Term Downtrends Bearish Reclaimed Block is c candle or bar that was previously used to Sell Price and. a short term decline confirms minor displacement. In the Sell Side Of Curve ~ these “old” blocks wil be reclaimed shorts. ‘Cot oii-Onartor Ie 8 Agjo | Twitter, Instagram | Linktree Linktree. Make your tink do more. 29 itp st corte TN AUT JavaScript is not available. \W hitps:ititer com/anoio ICT Propulsion Block . Reinforcing Orderblock Theory Propulsion Block Pepucen Beek Ideal Set Up: In Major To Intermediate Term Uptrends Bullish Propulsion Block is a candle or bar that has previously traded down into a down candle or “Bullish Orderblock” & takes over the role of Price Support for higher Price movement. That new higher orderblock will be highly sensitive, it should never see the mean threshold break, the 50% of the body. Most of the time it will trade back into the high of the candle and then immediately see a reaction, it explodes up. , NI \ N I, “Wie i He uses the lowest wick here, so not the body This gives you very little drawdown and immediate price response, it repulses price ‘Ajo | Twitter, Instagram | Linktree Linktree. Make your tink do more, 9 tps: conn UL JavaScript is not available. Y hitps:iter com/arioie ICT Vacuum Block Happens mostly at big events or session openings for futures, or sunday opening If the swing low that formed in @ diagram is becasue before that we already traded lower then this is higher probability, if price was already rallying then this is likely an exhaustion gap. Exhaustion gap is basically the last bit of momentum in the underlying trend or direction. Vacuum block is the best when we're in a retracement on a bullish market or if weve been in downmarket and we expect some sort of bullish news. So if we gap up from a market that has been. in discount Vacuum Block We would look at it the same as every other candle If price trades lower then well look at 2 scenarios 1. if were bullish were looking for, is there any bullish orderblock that would cause the gap to now fill the gap entirely. If we look at this, occur then we would want immediate feedback Vacuum Block t 2. If price trades lower and say we don't want to buy there, say we have a little bit stronger conviction that it wll trade to the lowest downcandle and fill in the gap, the reason for expecting that is time of day sensitive, for example if its just now beginning of new york then new york will likely fil the whole gap, if the gap was late in the afternoon chances are it would leave the gap open. So if time of day permits more trading then its likely filling the gap. gap like this mostly happens during news embargo at 830, highly unlikely it will happen in London. Ifitis late in the day and the gap stays open then that will give us a fair value gap for a later time, we would look for price to cam back later to fillitin. Late in the day meaning after 100 clock in the morning New York time Vacuum Block Fully rebalanced, that could be a buy at the blue arrow if we had bullish liquidity. A full Vacuum Block return on the vacuum block. Perfect Delivery Of Price When we close the gap and see a rally up, we never want to see price come back down Vacuum Block below the level that closed the gap Theres no reason for price to come back down A vacuum block is nothing more then a breakaway gap, because it trades a vacuum with liquidity it will not always fill completely, pif we had a bullish orderblock price may only want to come to the bullish orderblock inside that gap and then rallies higher and leaves a small gap and we can use that in a later time, But ifit stays open we would label that while were bullish as a breakaway gap and it would show willigness and strength to get in there and expect higher prices And if were expecting bullish prices and price filled in that gap meaning we had a gap up and selling then and then a rally back up so we had both selling and buying occuring there then theres no reason for price to come below that first upcandle low, if it does its suspect. Theres no reason for price to come back when it has already closed the gap ‘Ajo | Twitter, Instagram | Linktree 2 pa conte JavaScript is not available. W hitps:twitter com/arioie Liquidity Pools Reinforcing Liquidity Pools Buyers Sellers * Buyers Liquicily & the “open interest” of buyers ‘and sellers in the market and can be further defined by those entities at or near Sellers specific price levels, We want to sell to the buyers and buy from the sellers, sell at a premium and buy at a discount, Retail buys at premium and sells at discount. If the market is bearish, we will be looking to sell above old highs Theres going to be dumb buyers above highs or they have shorts on and there stop loss will be above that high a buy stop. We want to sell in that pool of liquidity above an old high of buyers. Were going to roleplay as in, ask yourselt if | was short right now where would my buy stop be, and if iwas long where would my sell stop be, by doing that we can get a view of where other traders have their buy and sell stops. The trick is knowing want the underlying bias is of the market, does it want to go higher or lower on the HTF. Then it becomes easy to wait, ifit wants to go higher wait for an old low to be taken out and we can be a buyer. Expect a 10-20 pip sweep, if you instantly want to buy under the low then use a 30-50 pip stop loss. Reinforcing Liquidity Pools [When To Anticipate Raids] Run On Bullish Liquidity Pool: Pree Stn i hey ove led ef Sess Soro Loa, Se Ses a Re Hee Soeur Cao He ts ShvFelicy ‘Validation: When the Low is Volgted or Price moves Below me recent Low’ the Sell Slops become Market Orders fo Sell At Morket, This injects Sel Sige igual nie Ine Market —fyicaly pated with Smart joney Buyers. say eae ey nda, Ete Cae eae "Shar Money" enfiy would Don't FOMO by buying at the low or above it, buy under it. Ifit starts moving beyond 25 pips its probably not a sweep and its likely a contuniuation of the decline ‘Accumulation seliside for longs and distributing the longs to buyside Ive noticed ICT wait for a 15m sweep because the low before that on the 15m didnt sweep anything? Ifthe market has been trending troughout the week, the market will likely see a choppy day on friday because they want to take profit Liquidity Voids Liquidity void is where there was absolutely no trading taking place at all, this is a liquidity void. On CPI or another big news event, neither buyside or sellside was offered. Just a big candle where no one could buy or sell. Take the 10-11-2022 CPI candle as example, thats a liquidity void Liquidity voids where there was no trading at all, those are the best for a draw on liquidity When price is in a small trading range or consolidation we call it price in balance or at equilibrium ‘At some point price will move away, this causes a price imbalance and we call it displacement The price imbalance can stay open for a while, theres no specific time to fill a liquidity void. Its going to be relative to what youre seeing in price action around the void. Aliquidity void is big candles delivered to 1 side, with occasionaly a small gap between the big candles Reinforcing Liquidity Voids [When Te Anticipate Ranges To Fil in} Liquidity Void Liquidity Void is a range in Price Delivery where one side of the Market Liquidity is shown in long one sided ranges or candles. Price typically will want to revisit this “range” or void of contrarian liquicity.. ‘Sometimes they run the consolidation and they the buy stops and then drop, but thats not the point of this video The liquidity void will be covered back over in some future time with bullish price action that will cover the entire range, and when it does that price has been balanced out, price has been offered on the seliside and on the buyside =o } E aa Now you would expect price to completely fil the void, sometimes it does happen instantly but sometimes it first drops lower faking people out and then fill it completely like on the right example L — Liquidity Void Buying opportunity When price moves away aggresive like this with a gap, we know its high probability that it will go lower. And its tried a couple times to get up there, ‘And remember pricing in on an institutional level, has to happen in graduated terms, in other words it cant be done on the first pass. It runs away from a level and then gradually runs back up to the level once and sells off and then comes back one more time, theyre stacking orders to go lower Liquidity void is a gap during price trading, when price trades from 1 candle to the other so 1 bearish closes then the next 1 opens lower thats a gap. What can we do with the gap? We know ly will go lower, so we can sellin that gap VW Peebrecmeniey Notes Paf for more insigh - Agjo | Twitter, Instagram | Linktree Linktree. Make your tink do more 2 maps cont JavaScript is not available. Y hitps:[Link] ICT Fair Value Gaps FVG Reinforcing Fair Value Gaps {Tackng inside The Ronge] Fair Value Gap is @ range in Price Delivery where one side of the Market Liquiclty offered and typically confimed with a Uiguidity ‘Void on the Lower Time. Frame Charts In the same range of price. ‘rice con, Gctually “gap” to creale a literal vacuurn of Trading thos posting an actual Price Gap. ‘The gap occurs on the timeframe youre looking at, you can break it down further on smaller timeframes but then it would probably be a liquidity void and not 1 gap fi My Why can we expect it to fill that gap, because we already took SSL beneath that low with a turtle soup, we have EQH there and above the EQH we have a FVG. High probability trade. December is, rangey and when were range bound then this is the style of trading you want to use, looking for stops and looking for FVGs Fair value gaps, liquidity void, orderblocks and liquidity pools overlap a lot Run on liquidity, so a liquidity pool and it hits a FVG and on the lower timeframe many times this will create a liquidity void in ill ur ) , A hl, if | That circled range is already efficient price, once we break the orange line to the downside thats where only seliside is delivered ‘Agjo | Twitter, Instagram | Linktree 2 hp cortmmTN UL JavaScript is not available. Y [Link] Divergence Phantoms Theres 2 types of divergence, Type 1, classic higher high but not seeing higher high in the momentum, ‘Type 2, trend following hidden divergence, if you have a higher low but the stochastic cycles down and makes a lower low, thats trend following in nature and gives a good entry for bullish markets WN ore hyn ICT likes to see that happen when we're looking for higher prices, while retail looks at the bearish divergence on the top Banks are not looking at what indicators are doing, but theyre looking at where the stops are Bearish divergence for retail and we expect higher prices still so we buy Do the opposite of retail ‘Agjo | Twitter, Instagram | Linktree Linktree. Make your tink do more, 2 mp cose JavaScript is not available. W hitps:wtter com/arioio Double Bottom Double Top i mF Ay al” ; ff My pvr? ving “ 4 ped Mh I , nu "| i : _ Wey A ‘agit Hl | Ameasured move, calculate how much it will sweep, use the range The algo know the double bottoms and tops as reference points, we can use them to run liquidity with a measured sweep We NEVER trust double tops and double bottoms, we always expect them to get swept Extreme ends of the range is where high probability trading is, in the middle is low probability Normally we think of 10-20 pip sweeps but thats on the 15m, on the 1h we can use this to get more precise, the algo knows these reference points Arjo | Twitter, Instagram | Linktree Mal uF tnk do more 2% [Link] TNT JavaScript is not available. | hitps:[Link]

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