ICT Forex - Market Maker Primer Course - Trading The Key Swing Points

Notes

  • Michael expects key swing points to form in specific sessions.
  • Sessions by Power Of Three concept:
    • Asia: Often a consolidation period.
    • London: Typically marks the high or low of the daily range.
    • New York: Part of the daily expansion phase.
    • London Close: Marks the opposite end of the daily range.
  • If the market consolidates during the Asian and London Open sessions, then we can expect a breakout of the consolidation and the start of a trend during the New York session.
  • It is important to align key swing points with higher timeframe resistance or support levels for better trade predictions. For example, if a daily resistance level aligns with the London Close, it suggests a potential short opportunity even if the day is bullish.

The Asian Open As Daily High Or Low

The Asian Open Consolidation

The London Open As Daily High Or Low

The London Open - Retracement From The Asian Open

The New York Open As Daily High Or Low

The New York Open - Retracement From The London Open

The London Close As Daily High Or Low

The London Close As Reversal Point

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In this video, ICT shares other instances that could happen, not situations that are a rule of thumb, such as when Asians create a low or high. What can we do after a low is confirmed by Asians? We can use the London retracement to look for an OTE entry pattern, as he gives the reference.

Other than that power of three??

My one doubt was

Which four major key swing he is talking??

Ict focus on explain that higher timeframe support and resistance like swing points obvious points and there is a overlap of the any time zone we can anticipated opposite if it comes to opposite of daily bias we can still assume that a potential sell pattern

Am I understanding right??

Goku, it’s really hard for me to understand your posts. You’re mixing too many things together.

You should first watch all the lessons, take notes, and only then start asking questions if you don’t understand something.

I rewatched some lessons five times before I began to understand these concepts. Take this as an example and do the same.