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Cheat sheets

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

03 · Notes + lesson model

Support / resistance

Reaction levels and broader departure zones give context; obvious highs and lows also indicate potential stop liquidity.

Cheat sheet 03 — bearish viewbroad supply zoneequal highs / resistancespecific OB openconfirmed departurestops above
Illustrative study model · levels can fail. Swipe or scroll to see the full diagram.

Rules to keep

  1. Mark clear swing extremes and repeated tops/bottoms rather than every minor reaction.
  2. In the lesson’s liquidity framework, stops may sit above resistance and below support. A touch or sweep does not guarantee reversal.
  3. Supply/demand zones are broader areas of strong departure. The order-block lesson uses a specific candle and its open; these are not interchangeable labels.
  4. Wait for the studied displacement/MSS or inversion model before using the area for execution.

From the study library

L01, L02, L08; handwritten PDF pp. 3, 6–8, 14. Broad S&R/S&D definitions are retained from the prior supplementary reference draft; the reviewed notes do not provide a complete independent S&D strategy.

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