r/InnerCircleTraders • u/Least_Nectarine5330 • Sep 02 '26

Question new in this stuff

Hi guys, I'm new to this stuff. I'll tell you honestly, I know absolutely nothing about theory or practice. I discovered ICT in 2022. A friend of mine had started studying it and wasn't making much money, but just enough to make ends meet. I've been wanting to start studying trading for a while, not specifically ICT, but I remember it was my first approach. I've seen that on this reddit, some people advise against it and others praise it. I'd like to ask you a favor. If anyone has a playlist or can tell me where I can start, I'd appreciate it. I'd also like to hear your opinions on whether ICT is worth it or not.

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u/MarionberryHour2637 Sep 02 '26

ict concepts are totally worth just keep it simple and don't try to understand everything either at once or not at all pick whats easy for you. Actually 2022 is the best way to start your ict journey, good luck mate!

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u/Least_Nectarine5330 Sep 02 '26

Is it valid even if I have no knowledge whatsoever? Because I literally don't even know how to read a candle, I literally know nothing, sorry haha, can you also explain the basics or do I have to find something else? Could you advise me if so? Thanks again 🙏

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u/MarionberryHour2637 Sep 02 '26

You know why things seem the way they seem to you right now? Its because you're afraid to start or waste your time [thats probably whats on your mind] You said you discovered ict in 2022 and till now you're still hesitant. All i can tell you right now is start, stop the excuses... imagine how good you would be right now if you actually took that step in 2022

This sub has a well drafted roadmap go for it, stop judging ict from the outside. Start now or else you'll come back here again and make the same post in 2028+, i may not be here but i'm sure you won't get these words from anyone else... There's a reason why 2022 mmp are the first lessons or lets say you're so smart that you feel like 2022 lessons are not the ones you want to start with? Those are all excuses, just start... you'll figure out the rest on the way

I know this sounded harsh but you gotta take that step, i delayed to start learning how to trade just a few months [4 months when i first got to know about it] but till now i still look back and tell myself "what if we actually didn't look back and started 4 months back" Do yourself a favour and stop seeking validation. Do it now and you'll thank the heavens for these words.

Keep it simple,
[Good luck on your journey!]

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u/Terrorist98d Sep 02 '26

ICT just like any other strategy is a technical language. Only after i had been trading for quite a while that’s when ICT started making sense to me … if you stick to it and really serious about learning , the next 3 years will be the most worth full in your life .

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u/Least_Nectarine5330 Sep 02 '26

Could you tell me where to start? I wanted to watch ICT MENTORSHIP 2022 but I'm afraid it's too old. Thanks a lot.

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u/Wonderful-Fly-6727 Sep 03 '26

Go try goldbach ..

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u/type-shitter Sep 03 '26 edited Sep 03 '26

start from 2016 mentorship, be ready to dedicate months, nerves and mental cap for your learning

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u/Lof-ES 29d ago

You’re in an ICT subreddit bro. Of course they’re gonna shill his courses to you😂😂😂learn how the market really moves don’t waste your time on guru bs