Key Takeaways
- Only focus on setups within the true day.
- You only need one pattern and stick to it.
- Michael says he only trades the two setups below and does not seek anything else.
- When OTE overlaps with FVG or OB, the setup success rate increases.
- Every pattern presented is universal, it can be seen in every single time frame.
- When Michael opens the charts, the first thing he does is ask himself, “Where are the breakers?”
- Michael is looking for breakers on all his time frames.
ICT Top Down Analysis - Michael’s Personal Approach
Analysis Process
- Day Of Week
- IPDA True Day
- Time Of Day - Killzones
- Flout - CBDR And Asian Range
- Asian Range
- CBDR - Central Bank Deviations
- Intraday Profiles
- PD Arrays And Key Levels
- ADR Projections
ICT Top Down Analysis - Day Of Week
ICT Top Down Analysis - IPDA True Day
ICT Top Down Analysis - Time Of Day - Killzones
ICT Top Down Analysis - Flout - CBDR And Asian Range
ICT Top Down Analysis - Asian Range
ICT Top Down Analysis - CBDR - Central Bank Deviations
ICT Top Down Analysis - Intraday Profiles
ICT Top Down Analysis - PD Arrays And Key Levels
ICT Top Down Analysis - ADR Projections
ICT Setups
ICT Bullish Pattern #1 - Order Block Entry Setup
ICT Bearish Pattern #1 - Order Block Entry Setup
ICT Bullish Pattern #2 - Turtle Soup Entry Setup
ICT Bearish Pattern #2 - Turtle Soup Entry Setup
ICT Bullish Pattern #3 - Breaker Entry Setup
ICT Bearish Pattern #3 - Breaker Entry Setup
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