ICT Lecture: $5,000+ Live Trade Execution With the 2022 Model

Good morning, folks. This is Michael. So, I'm going to be looking at shorting the NASDAQ. We're looking at a two-minute chart here simply because that's where the inefficiencies are obvious for me. I'm going to set a limit to sell short inside of a sellside imbalance buy sign. I'll note that in a moment. It's also aiming for this sellside liquidity pool resting relative equal lows right here. Okay, so there's my target and my stop loss. The stop loss is above the first candle in the CIB, which I'll note for you here. I'm including the volume imbalance. You'll notice that at the lower end of it. And now that we're back in inside of it, the limit order to be short one contract has been filled. If it can go to consequent encouragement of that cibby, I'll be interested in selling more. I'm annotating the buy stop liquidity raid. So that liquidity has been purged. So the market should explore lower looking back into yesterday's regular trading hours. Okay, I'm adding there just around the consequent encroachment. Got to fix this. This isn't where I wanted it. I want in on the top left and we'll make it a little bit bigger so we can see it. Okay. So, essentially it's a turtle soup and it's a deferred entry. All right. So presently short two risk is defined at the high of the civby and again aiming for the sellside liquidity down here. This is kind of like a a classic setup where we've already ran out liquidity prior to the opening bell at 9:30 Eastern time. So, we have a shift in market structure and I'm adding more here. If I can get four contracts on, I'll I'll certainly try to do it. But the opportunity is a good a break below the low formed at around 21,698. Uh that should start to accelerate things as long as you stay in the lower half of that cibby that's noted here once we break that low. Magnify this a little bit. See the bodies of the wicks better. Okay. So if you can see that that low I'm having the limit order to cover the short at again was referenced on the relative equal