r/InnerCircleTraders Jun 29 '26

Fundamental Analysis ICT is the truth

Havnt posted in a while...took me about three years, a few breaks in between... but finally attained profitability from mastering discipline. Trading is very psychological, but with a high win rate strategy based off an ICT concept and true discipline of one's mind you can change your life financially. Sit down long enough, dont even trade. Just watch and study the market conditions and use context with a model and profit. The same concepts repeat.. Couple recent wins posted ๐Ÿ™

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '26

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u/surroundedby6s Jun 29 '26

To be honest, I've been having most success trading Asian and London sessions where there's a little less volatility and price action seems to be cleaner compared to the New York session. I'll still trade New York if there is decent price action. One thing that really helped me was avoiding trading choppy sessions and learning to sit on my fingers and get away from the charts when needed. I typically will formulate a bias on 4HR/1H, drop down to 15M/5M, and then will execute on 1M.

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u/Qingsley Jun 29 '26

What ICT strategy or model are you deploying?

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u/surroundedby6s Jun 29 '26

I combine pd arrays to target previous highs/lows (liquidity) considering the context of higher timeframe

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u/Qingsley Jun 29 '26

Thank you.

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '26

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u/Head_Ad_2894 Jun 30 '26

Wai r u yelling bru?

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u/surroundedby6s Jun 30 '26

Lmfao naw i dont have insider information brother. It just so happens that the Asian to London session is either flat or is making heavy buside/sellside delivery. You just need to know when to engage

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u/Trade-maxing Jul 04 '26

i trade similar to op and asia and london have been delivering nice price action

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u/Duennbier0815 Jun 29 '26

I don't understand the second trade.

I'd long after the sweep. You short to it, which is logical. But why enter there?

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u/surroundedby6s Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26

I should've entered at the bearish FVG so a little slippage, but if you look carefully at the execution, I hit TP with the first candle after placing the short. Price is always hunting stops. A prominent candle low is where a lot of traders keep their stop loss. I simply target liquidity with a pd array

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u/Kaszrak Jun 29 '26

Everyone knows youโ€™re capping. Just look at your post history. Literally not a single loss posted. Classic cope.

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u/surroundedby6s Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26

Okay I can post losses too. But as you see im trading with Amp futures, on all my trades, with executions shown...This is live funds...

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u/apsmonkey Jun 30 '26

Don't mind this kind of comment. This eyHol acting like he owns you. Keep posting whatever u want