Every ICT Concept Explained In 38 Minutes

I've spent hundreds of hours learning and trading ICT. And honestly, I could have made progress a lot faster. So, I'm making this video to explain every ICT concept that actually matters and helped me make over $120, 000 last month trading. Let's get into it, baby. Let's get into it. Now, let's get into the actual ICT concepts. Here's a list of all the ICT concepts that I will be covering in this video. These four ICT concepts that I have highlighted are the ones I use most, and I will be going more in depth with that towards the end of the video. So all the concepts that we're going to be going over is fair value gaps, bearish EIC, bullish, SMTs, bullish order blocks, bearish order blocks, buy side liquidity, sellside liquidity, break up blocks, equilibrium, no resistance liquidity, data high, low, market maker, buy model, AMD, market maker, sell model. These are the ones I consider to be the most important, but I don't even use all of them. There's a time and place for each of these. And the most important thing that I want you guys to know is that after watching all this video, I want you to pick the three that you like most and try to create a strategy out of that because that's really all trading is. You just want to find these three concepts that resonate with you the most and you can build the most profitable strategy in the world. I literally only use like three of these. And we are back with the freaking broken finger. All right, so the first one we got is buy side liquidity, which is practically just a high where lots of orders are resting, creating a liquidity pool for price to take before delivering lower. often can be seen as where lots of stop- losses are resting for retail traders. Right? So the whole reason we want to be able to identify buy side liquidity, which I just like to use major highs, is because we know that once these major highs get taken, we can anticipate a reaction for price. So we want to wait for any buy side liquidity to get taken before we enter any sort of short. So if we pull up the charts here for example and we mark out our buy side liquidity, you can see that our significant highs are going to be this high, are going to be this high and are going to be this high with this high all the way at the top being our major high because this is the most significant high of all of this entire price action that we see here.