Dynamic ICT Forex Scalping Trading Strategy: HUGE Gains!

Create a TradingView account by selecting a plan, signing up with email and captcha, and verifying your email. Explore basic features, profile settings, and upgrade options.

Explore the tradingview platform through a guided overview of the charting interface, asset data, timeframes, drawing tools, indicators, alerts, and watch lists for informed trading.

Set up your TradingView platform with the correct time zone, New York time (UTC-4/UTC-5), and enable the week/day indicators and ICT kill zone indicator for the forex scalping strategy.

Learn to set up ICT period separators to display week and day divisions on the euro/usd one-hour chart, customize line styles, and enable days of week for ICT sessions.

Set up and customize the ICT Killzone indicator to visualize London, Asian, and New York sessions on a clean chart, adjusting colors, highs/lows, and box heights for clear kill zones.

Learn how to create your study journal account using OneNote as an example, sign up, verify via code, and prepare it for annotations and daily studies.

Set up your study journal in OneNote by creating a new notebook, then add daily and weekly annotations as sections and pages, including images with cloud access across devices.

Learn to annotate charts with arrows and text, capture screenshots from TradingView, and organize observations in a study journal by creating annotated topics for high, low, and other insights.

Apply the time and price theory: price is a function of time. Identify London session times 2–5 am and New York session times 7–10 am, New York time.

Explore how time of day drives high-probability price moves across the London, New York, and Asian sessions. Set charts to UTC New York time and journal sessions.

Focus on Monday to Wednesday as high probability days in the ICT forex framework, aligned with weekly bias and higher time frame direction, with journaling of weekly highs and lows.

Outline key times of day and days of the week in your charts, annotate highs and lows in your journal, and repeat daily to see price action with ICT concepts.

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Explore the fair value gap, a price inefficiency formed when the market moves in one direction, with a three candle pattern, retests, and higher time frame guidance.

Define liquidity as the ability to buy or sell at a price, identify buy side above the market and sell side below, and note how smart money targets these zones.

Explore how order blocks mark price levels where institutional orders sit, with bearish and bullish blocks formed by the last up or down close and retested.

Analyze market structure to determine trend direction and its shifts, and learn how a break in market structure on higher time frames signals longer-term moves.

Identify the breaker after a higher time frame key level is hit and liquidity is taken; use a bullish breakout with imbalance and retest for entry.

Learn how to use the dollar index to determine monthly and weekly bias in forex. Identify fair value gaps and sellside liquidity to anticipate buyside liquidity and market direction.

Identify and annotate the current weekly and daily bias in your charts, note when shifts occur, and journal daily and weekly to improve bias awareness and setup timing.

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Leverage the London and New York time sessions to time entries, targeting the high or low of the day as the bulk of the daily moves and volume unfold.

Demonstrate how to identify the high of the day and the low of the day on a USD 15-minute chart across Wednesday and Thursday using this strategy, with candle coordinates.

Explore how the London and New York sessions form the high or low of the day through backtesting, using EURUSD and GBPUSD with the ICT kill zone indicator.

Backtest the London and New York session high and low of the day theory by annotating charts with the high and low, recording observations in your journal, and capturing screenshots.

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Focus on london and new york time sessions for entries. Set your chart to utc new york and exit by 1:00 pm using a scalp setup.

Explore a eurusd 5-minute setup using a daily high key level, liquidity hunt in London/New York, and a fair value gap entry with liquidity-based targets.

Master a four-hour to five-minute forex scalping setup using fair value gaps and liquidity breaks in London and New York sessions to target high-of-day moves with precise entries.

Study a gbpusd setup: identify weekly lows as a higher time frame key level, sweep liquidity, then enter on a five-minute breaker with a fair value gap, targeting liquidity targets.

Explore a gbpusd four-hour fair value gap setup, tracing higher-timeframe liquidity and buy/sell side liquidity, with London session execution, firewall gap entry, targets, and partials.

Leverage higher time frame key levels, such as four-hour fair value gap, to spot liquidity taken out and a break in market structure for gold usd on 5–15 minute entries.

This lesson shows a 15-minute dollar index trade using a fair value gap and liquidity break, timing entries across London and New York sessions with a stop below the gap.

Practice finding setups in your charts by revisiting core concepts and the strategy, annotate at least ten setup examples in your journal, and rehearse daily to master this approach.

A trading plan is a structured, personalized guide that defines how you enter trades, manage risk, set goals, and evaluate performance to reduce emotional decisions and improve discipline and consistency.

Define clear trading rules, take partials, enter at premium or discount, and use a stop loss; confirm with higher time frame levels and market structure shifts, and log your plan.

Master a risk management model for forex scalping, defining risk per trade, calculating position size from account equity and stop loss, and using partials toward liquidity.

Backtest the course concepts with 3–6 months of data to verify time and price theory, fair value gaps, liquidity, and breakouts; log findings weekly in OneNote.

Practice tape reading and forward testing after back testing to observe live market conditions. Log observations, snapshots, and journaling to verify a repeatable strategy across 1–2 pairs over three months.

Begin demo practice after back testing and tape reading; use paper trading and a trade setups journal until six months of consistency before live trading.

Apply the 13 trade block challenge by logging and reviewing the first 13 trades, comparing live results to demo consistency, and maintaining the same strategy in real trading.

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