Notes
- This lesson focuses on the foundations of institutional order flow and understanding liquidity.
- By analyzing weekly, daily, and hourly charts, traders can anticipate market movements and align their trades with institutional order flow.
- Smooth and clean levels are likely to get swept by the market.
- Traders place sell stop orders below the clean lows and buy stop orders above the clean highs. Institutions target these levels to trigger the orders to accumulate liquidity.
- Areas with clustered stop orders act as magnets for price.
- We should start our week by identifying likely draw on liquidity for the week.
- If we are bullish, we expect upward movement every day until the nearest opposite liquidity pool is reached.
- If we are bearish, we expect downward movement every day until the nearest opposite liquidity pool is reached.
- If we are bullish, we look for buying opportunities on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
- If we are bearish, we look for selling opportunities on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
Weekly Candle Expansion
Liquidity Pools On Weekly Chart
ICT Bullish Order Block Example
High-Probability Order Block
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