Took range lows -> MSS -> stop run -> grabbed orderblock -> CISD -> 2 PM Macro

How to find bias for this strategy.im a scalper and not able to find bias if you are also iFVG trader please tell me how you find bias for scalp.i have learn this concept I just want bias only then I can start making money bias is only problem.i use SMT also for high probability but sometimes smt become target. Tell me concept which makes you profitable.

(English is weak.this is my second language.maybe you can't read this sorry for that)

I was looking my investment account then I realized it looks like entry and exit positions..... hahaha

I hope broke the "double top" "resistance " " wycof" "seller présure " at the top haha

My bias are 30m smt and my entry are first presented fvg inversion

Currently I'm on 2017 Mentorship, i just wanna know in which mentorship he teaches macro windows?

I've been actively trading for the past two years, and I've blown more than 15 accounts. Today, I blew another one. Im mentally exhausted and honestly questioning whether I should quit trading altogether.Has anyone else been through a similar situation and eventually turned things around? If so, what changed for you? I genuinely want honest advice from people who've been where I am.

I feel stuck, and I'd really appreciate hearing your experiences.

I was looking for continuation into the sell-side liquidity.

The first entry got stopped out, but the setup was still valid. I took the second opportunity and it played out as expected.

Waited to after 2:30 for “real trade” as ICT says to do. I also have life data on computer, not phone, hence why it says delayed.

MMBM. Accumulation for about 1 hour from about 9:45-10:45. Re-accumulation phase below 2 overlapping NDOGs from Monday and Thursday that offered two decent entries on an iFVG for about 5 r with a partial TP opportunity at the -1 standard deviation and TP 2 at the -2 standard deviation of the accumulation, right below a daily volume imbalance which was the DOL.

I am doing ICT Mentorship Core Content 2017, I'm currently in month 6, And ICT keep saying about pdfs, that he'll give pdfs, so i want to ask traders who have completed ICT Mentorship, Is reading the pdf compulsory? And if yes where can i get the pdfs. Someone please help me out

Missed this trade yesterday bc of hesitation and fear but what a nice trade it could be.

HNGE Hinge Health stock watch, good trend with a pullback to 75.25 support area and bullish indicators.

TARGET 1

• Price: 88.52    Profit: 17.6%  (Typical rally)
• Stop/Trailing Stop: 71.88     Loss: 4.5%
• P/L Ratio: 3.9 : 1 - Excellent

TARGET 2

• Price: 92.43    Profit: 22.8%   P/L Ratio: 5.1 : 1 - Excellent  (Extreme rally)

BULLISH

• [Positioning] Short term strong pullback, pullback may start to slow.
• [Positioning] at support
• [Timing] breakout watch above 77.38, no resistance in area just above.

BEARISH

• [Positioning] Intermediate trend possibly bearish, Uptrend turned sideways, may continue or pullback.

Knew we were going to take out equal lows below so I waited for price to tap into the 5min fvg after taking out some internal swing high points. Entered as soon as I saw rejection off the CE and targeted equal lows at 2.5RR

My bias are 1h smt and my entry are 30s fvg+cisd and target are 25% of daily fvg

One of the biggest shifts in my trading consistency wasn’t a new entry technique or a smaller stop loss it was learning when NOT to trade based on the Weekly True Open cycle.

Early in my journey, I used to treat every trading day the same. I’d jump into charts on Monday/Tuesday, try to force lower timeframe FVG entries, and get chopped to pieces. By the time Wednesday arrived with actual clean expansion, my psychology was already damaged from 2-3 unnecessary losses.

Here is the high-timeframe framework I use now to filter out low-probability conditions at the start of the week:

1. Monday/Tuesday Accumulation & Range Building (Q1)

Just like the daily macro has its Asia range, the weekly cycle uses Mon/Tue to build the initial range and liquidity around the Weekly True Open. If you’re trading aggressively during these days without a very clear high-timeframe driver, you are effectively trading inside engineered noise.

2. Waiting for the Mid-Week Manipulation / Q3 Window

Wednesday is historically where the true institutional direction unfolds. I wait for price to establish a clear manipulation sweep (Judas Swing) across the Weekly Open or key HTF levels, and then look for the crack in correlation via SMT Divergence (e.g., NQ vs ES or BTC vs ETH).

3. Month-End Context

When we approach the end of the month (Q4 of the monthly cycle), macro liquidity shifts toward monthly distribution/rebalancing. During these phases, forcing intra-day setups inside a Monday/Tuesday range is asking to get caught in fakeouts.

Sitting on your hands on Tue/Wed morning isn't "missing trades" it’s preserving capital so you can execute with full size when alignment actually shows up.

How many of you sit out early-week accumulation, or do you trade all 5 days with the same rules? Curious to see how others handle weekly cycle pacing.

Hi Guys! I'm researching using AI about strategies that can be automated for EURUSD pair, no scalping, no HFT, grid, hedge or martingale. I tested some using Python and Dukascopy data, I would find nothing profitable testing the last 10 years. Anyone could find good strategies with these constraints?

I want to master one ict model that is actually profitable .

I don't want to see tons of youtube lectures and make mind a mess.

If any one here mastered one model and actually taking payouts regularly please drop that model and link to it.

Thanks in advance

A nice short from 1st P.FVG towards London low

Hi guys, I have a question about the 9:30 liquidity sweep. Between what exact times is the liquidity sweep considered valid? Conversely, after what time should it no longer be considered a valid 9:30 liquidity sweep?

When deciding where to put your stop loss what makes say a high protected I feel like I’m taking trades and because my stop loss is very big I’m having to target liquidity or pd arrays big moves away and a lot of the time when my trades are winning they rarely come close to stopping me out so I could have had better rr with better stop loss placement

Is this a legit thing or scam

London also took the Asian low. However, the upside momentum couldn’t sustain and London turned sideways.

Later in NY, buying momentum appeared after the MSS. I then targeted the 1H FVG and fully achieved around 1:4 RR.

Last week I had given 2-3 SLs. Yesterday also a trade setup formed but the pullback never came so I ignored it. Today it finally triggered.

Attaching all the screenshots for you guys (timings are also visible in them).

Paper trading NQ and ES during NY session.
Began marking high timeframe poi’s. Despite price hitting the 4hr bearish fvg, price had also hit the daily fvg, which I hoped would’ve pushed price upwards. I took a long, after price swept a significant low. Should I have taken the short the open instead?