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Every ICT Trading Strategy Explained in 13 Minutes!
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Every ICT Trading Strategy Explained in 13 Minutes!

ICT Trading Strategies Overview

Silver Bullet Trading Setup

  • The Silver Bullet strategy combines three key concepts: market structure shift, liquidity sweep, and fair value gap.
  • To execute this strategy, wait for the price to break above the day's high during major trading sessions and then return inside the range, indicating a potential reversal.
  • A bearish market structure shift is confirmed when the price closes below a recent swing low, suggesting demand is weakening.
  • Mark bearish fair value gaps as supply zones and set sell limit orders at these levels while adhering to risk management practices.

Cameron's Model

  • Cameron's model consists of three components: draw on liquidity, stop rate, and entry point.
  • Identify a key liquidity level that the price is approaching; this often includes equal highs or lows where orders are waiting to be filled.
  • Use lower time frames (15-min or 5-min charts) to find stop rates in the opposite direction of your draw on liquidity before setting buy limits based on fair value gaps.
  • In bearish scenarios, locate a key liquidity zone and look for stop rates above recent swing highs before placing sell limits.

Inversion Fair Value Gap

  • An inversion FVG occurs when a fair value gap is disrespected by subsequent market movements after an initial imbalance.
  • If prices close above an expected bullish FVG area without respecting it, traders can place sell limits anticipating further declines.
  • This method works best when combined with other strategies like higher time frame levels or trend lines for increased reliability.

Turtle Soup Setup

  • The Turtle Soup setup involves raiding liquidity around recent highs/lows while resting near fair value gaps for entry points.
  • A bullish setup occurs when prices raid below a low while being positioned above a bullish FVG; similarly for bearish setups but in reverse conditions.
  • Enter trades after observing signs of rejection at FVG areas following liquidity raids; set stop losses appropriately below demand zones.

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Candle Range Theory (CRT)

Understanding Candle Range Theory

  • CRT focuses on the price range of individual candlesticks, typically involving three candles: the first defines the range, the second creates a sweep, and the third provides an entry point.

Trading Setup with CRT

  • The high and low of each candle serve as critical liquidity levels for subsequent candles.
  • In an uptrend, if price breaks below a bearish candlestick's low but quickly returns inside the range after sweeping liquidity, it signals a valid trading setup.

Optimal Trade Entry (OTE)

Concept Overview

  • OTE is based on Fibonacci retracement levels aimed at identifying optimal correction zones for trades.

Key Entry Zone

  • The ideal entry zone lies between Fibonacci levels 0.786 and 0.618 due to better risk-to-reward ratios and safer stop-loss placements.

Advantages of OTE

  • Entering closer to swing lows minimizes stop-loss risks while avoiding early traps set by market movements.

Change in State of Delivery (CISD)

Identifying CISD Patterns

  • CISD indicates a sudden shift in price momentum; for example, strong bullish trends can reverse unexpectedly due to selling pressure creating bearish fair value gaps.

Trading Strategy for CISD

  • To trade this pattern effectively, wait for price re-entry into fair value gaps showing rejection signs before opening short positions.

Power of Three in Price Action

Phases of Price Action

  • The Power of Three concept divides price action into accumulation (consolidation), manipulation (fake outs), and distribution phases where trades are ideally opened post-manipulation.

Execution Strategy

  • After confirming fake outs during consolidation phases that sweep liquidity, traders should zoom into lower time frames for supply zones before entering trades.
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In today’s video, we’re going to quickly go over all of the ICT trading strategies. Silver Bullet Trading Setup. Cameron's Model. Inversion Fair Value Gap. Turtle soup. Candle Range Theory. Change in the state of delivery. Optimal Trade Entry. Power of Three (AMD) __________________________________________________________ 🧠 Join Smart Risk Discord: https://smartrisk.net/discord Get funded with exclusive benefits using our link (FundedNext) 👇 👉 https://fundednext.com/?fpr=smartrisk 🎯 Promo Code: SMARTFX ✅ 120% Account Reward for all CFD users ✅ 7% discount for new CFD users ✅ 5% discount for all Futures users Don’t miss out — use code SMARTFX at checkout. ______________________________________________________ 🚀 Join our official Telegram channel for daily crypto insights, Smart Money breakdowns, and exclusive updates. 👉 https://t.me/The_SmartRisk 🌐 Let's Get Connected: 🔗 https://linktr.ee/smart_risk Follow us on Instagram! / smart.risk Follow us on TikTok! / smartrisk_official _______________________________________________ 🔒 Watch Exclusive Members-Only Videos Get access to private trading lessons and special content I don’t share publicly. These videos are only available for channel members. 👉 Join here to unlock Members-Only Videos (👉 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX_LoZNPSLM4pm31TKDB6jw/join) If you're interested in learning advanced trading concepts, Strategies, entry reasons, and staying disciplined with a trading plan, subscribe to our channel for advanced trading content. ____________________ 00:00 - Silver Bullet 01:45 - Cameron's Model 03:31 - Inversion Fair Value Gap (IFVG) 04:55 - Turtle Soup 06:54 - Candle Range Theory (CRT) 08:32 - Optimal Trade Entry (OTE) 10:24 - Change in the state of delivery (CISD) 11:22 - Power of Three (PO3)