Notebook · Lesson 04
ICT Trading Models
Source pages: Lower 6 through 8 · Retail concepts & Liquidity notebook
Cleaned transcript
A cleaned breakdown of the handwritten notes, rather than an independent validation of their trading claims.
- An FVG alone is insufficient for the setup being studied: the first example says to avoid entry because liquidity was not swept.
- Potential reference levels include daily highs/lows, weekly highs/lows, and London-session highs/lows.
- In the bearish example, a London-high sweep can provide context even if the high of day remains untouched.
- If no market structure shift appears at the London high, the note says to wait for the high of day.
- Look for a remaining liquidity target below.
- Check multiple timeframes to identify the relevant FVG and liquidity sweep.
Diagrams & examples
- London-high sweep → downward move → retracement into a marked zone → movement toward equal lows.
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