ICT Mentorship Core Content - Month 5 - Defining Institutional Swing Points

[Daniel]

ICT Mentorship Core Content - Month 05 - Defining Institutional Swing Points

Notes

• HTF support and resistance examples:
  • Old high or low
  • Bullish or bearish order block
  • Bullish or bearish breaker block
  • Bullish or bearish mitigation block
  • Liquidity void
  • Fair Value Gap
• There are two types of institutional swing points:
  • Breaker swing point.
  • Failure swing.
• There are two entry options for the breaker swing point pattern.
  • Turtle soup entry.
  • Breaker block entry.
• When we see a price hovering below or above a key institutional reference point, we anticipate price trading to it.
• We prefer to trade the breaker pattern over the failure swing because it is more powerful.

Defining Institutional Swing Points - Breaker Swing Point Pattern

Defining Institutional Swing Points - Failure Swing Pattern

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