Developing a Bulletproof Trading Edge: Strategies for Success

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Principles for developing your edge:
Establish an order of procedures for technical analysis that you complete before you trade.
Establish which timeframes you complete that technical analysis on.
Establish which ICT concepts you are marking on which timeframe.
Establish what days you trade.
Establish what hours you trade in those days.
Establish what risk to reward ratio is acceptable and take only that ratio or better.
Establish what entry models you will be looking for and using.

It is important to develop your own edge so that you can prove its functionality to yourself. You develop your edge in the market by generating a trade plan, observing the market and putting your plan into practice over time.

Basic ICT Concepts:

In general, we will continue to observe and note internal liquidity like Fair Value Gaps (FVGs), Breaker Blocks (BBs), external liquidity like highs/lows, equal highs/lows, Time-based liquidity levels from Asia, Europe and New York markets, Smart Money Tools (SMTs).

We note when our ICT concepts for price action occur. The “when” of price action is just as important as the “what”. The New York market tends to have the most liquidity and therefore makes the most moves. We also have macro timeframes within the market session to watch.

Putting an edge into practice.

On the weekly, daily and 4-hour timeframes, we look for internal liquidity like FVGs, BBs and external liquidity like highs/lows and equal highs/lows. These higher time frames give us a general idea of the market climate.

On the 1-hour timeframe, we are looking for market models to help us with a general market bias. We look for FVGs, lows/highs and time-based liquidity; targeting draws on liquidity and liquidity sweeps that have occurred. On the 1-hour timeframe we start to get an idea of the possible bias we want to target to trade that day. This could change as the day goes on depending on what we see; we need to be observers of the market.

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On the 15-minute we are considering structure, displacement, time-based liquidity sweeps and macros. We can come down for the 5-minute for these concepts as well. Taking note of these concepts on the 15-minute timeframe will give us a good idea of local price action

On the 3-minute down to the 1-minute we are looking for entry models.

On the 15-second we can manage active trades by watching liquidity and inefficiencies as they form to confirm the order flow.