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Cheat sheets

One concept. A few rules.
The check before the trade.

04 · Notes + lesson model

Liquidity

In these lessons, liquidity means likely order concentrations around visible highs and lows, especially stop orders.

Cheat sheet 04Adjacent pairThree / separated touchesweaker in the creator’s heuristicmore obvious poolSwept → remove from active mapMark exact extremes. Check for a larger pool beyond the first.
Illustrative study model · levels can fail. Swipe or scroll to see the full diagram.

Rules to keep

  1. BSL: above highs. SSL: below lows. Mark exact price extremes.
  2. Prioritize obvious equal highs/lows, repeated tops/bottoms, clear swings and session extremes.
  3. The creator favours three or more repeated levels, or visibly separated equal levels, over two adjacent equal wicks. This is a heuristic, not a measured probability.
  4. Remove swept levels from the active unswept-target map. Check whether a larger pool sits just beyond the first one.
  5. Mark London high/low and relevant day/week extremes. A sweep identifies a location to assess, not an automatic entry.

From the study library

L02, 19:30–32:30; L07; handwritten PDF pp. 3, 7–8, 11–12.

Study notes from Dodgy’s Bootcamp and your notebook. These are not official ICT-authored sheets or guaranteed trading signals.