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For 2 years I traded like everyone else — 15 indicators on my chart and no clue why price actually moved.
Then I learned to read liquidity, order blocks, and fair value gaps the way smart money does. The chart finally made sense.
I put the core ICT concepts into one no-fluff ebook:
→ How to spot a liquidity sweep before the reversal
→ Reading order blocks & FVGs without second-guessing
→ A repeatable entry framework so you stop chasing candles
→ Multiple Personal models that can be used on forex aswell as futures
[60+] traders are using it now — [5]★ average. A few of their words below 👇
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$NQ | D1 | H4 | Fri, 13th Nov 2026
ICT's WIC Theory Explained
ICT refers to wicks as gaps, with the Consequent Encroachment (C.E.) — the 50% midpoint of the wick — serving as a high-probability level in price delivery.
Most traders primarily use Fair Value Gaps to identify inefficiencies where price may retrace before offering an ideal entry. However, very few understand the significance of ICT's WIC theory.
Here, I've marked the Daily Discount Wick C.E. formed on November 4th, 2026. On November 12th, price respected the C.E. of this Daily Discount Wick, indicating underlying strength in the market.
Note how price just closed just below the three-quarters of the Discount Wick C.E (0.75).
Price demonstrated Premium Sensitivity before eventually trading above the Daily Wick C.E. Once price closed above this level, it retraced to seek the initial Sell-Side Liquidity and subsequently demonstrated Discount Sensitivity around the same level. This behaviour is quite similar to how price interacts with Fair Value Gaps, where the market can demonstrate sensitivity around specific portions of the imbalance.
Additionally, the Daily Breakaway Gap formed on November 9th had already provided further confirmation of reasonable underlying strength.
My current draw on liquidity remains the Buy-Side Liquidity resting above the November 4th high at 28,269.
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Years of struggling with stop-loss placement, countless hours of backtesting, and still feeling like something was missing.
I eventually came across this ICT Market Structure Masterclass, and one particular lecture completely changed how I look at stop-loss placement.
Sometimes, the missing piece isn't another strategy. It's understanding the logic behind the one you're already using.
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What Tells You Price Is About to Reverse?
1. Stop Raid | Liquidity Sweep
A liquidity sweep alone does not confirm a reversal. Look for displacement away from the raided liquidity, followed by a candle close that signals a shift in price delivery.
Key Insight: Liquidity provides the fuel; displacement reveals intent.
2. Inversion Fair Value Gap | IFVG
An FVG becomes an IFVG when price violates it and subsequently respects it from the opposite side. Look for the first FVG formed after displacement and a failed retracement through it.
Key Insight: A failed FVG can become a confirmation of changing order flow.
3. Order Block | OB
An ICT Order Block is more than the last opposing candle. Its significance comes from the displacement and change in state of delivery associated with it. Look for price to displace away from or respect the block.
Key Insight: Don't identify an OB by candle colour alone; study the delivery that follows it.
4. Breaker Block | Breaker
A breaker is a previously established structural level that fails and subsequently acts as an opposing PD array. A body close through the level, followed by displacement and alignment with HTF bias, can help confirm the shift.
Key Insight: A failed order block can become a breaker, offering a new area of interest.
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The 7H Profile | A Complete Guide 📕
Most traders wait for New York to show them the move. Very few understand that Asia and London have already provided the clues.
Learn how to read all 6 variations of the 7H Profile and understand how the market positions itself before New York opens.
7H Profile — P4
P4 begins with directional alignment between Asia and London, with both sessions delivering price movement in the same direction.
However, New York introduces a shift in the narrative. Rather than continuing the existing move, price targets the London extreme, sweeping its high or low before reversing in the opposite direction.
This is where traders who blindly follow London's momentum can find themselves trapped. Breakout entries get caught on the wrong side as New York takes liquidity and delivers the opposing move.
How to read this profile:
→ Asia establishes the initial direction.
→ London continues in the same direction.
→ New York sweeps the London high or low.
→ Price reverses and delivers in the opposite direction.
The important lesson here is that directional alignment between Asia and London does not automatically mean New York will continue the trend.
Sometimes, the very extreme London establishes becomes the liquidity target for the New York reversal.
Don't assume continuation. Let New York reveal its intentions first.
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7H Profile — P4B
P4B follows the same initial structure as P4, but with one important distinction: New York reverses without taking out the London extreme.
Asia and London establish directional alignment, with both sessions delivering price in the same direction. However, once New York opens, price shifts its delivery and moves in the opposite direction without first sweeping the London high or low.
There is no obvious liquidity raid of the London extreme. The reversal develops without it.
How to read this profile:
→ Asia establishes the initial direction.
→ London continues the same directional move.
→ New York reverses without sweeping the London extreme.
→ Price delivers in the opposite direction.
This is an important distinction to understand because not every New York reversal requires a liquidity sweep.
On P4B days, the absence of a London extreme raid is precisely what separates this profile from P4.
Don't become so focused on waiting for a liquidity sweep that you overlook a genuine shift in price delivery.
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