High Probability Scalping Trading Strategy: ICT Concepts

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Set the UTC New York time zone and apply ICT period separators, ICT sessions, and kill zones in TradingView, then use week and day separators to map sessions.

Explore key ICT concepts for scalping, including liquidity, the fair value gap, and breakout identification, then apply order flow, drone liquidity, and time- and day-specific strategies to find high-probability setups.

Identify buy side and sell side liquidity on charts, observe breaks of old highs or lows that trigger reversals, and record these liquidity setups in your journal.

Liquidity drives price moves as smart money hunts and clears liquidity, triggering moves after stop orders are taken. Identify liquidity grabs on charts using weekly and daily highs and lows.

Define the fair value gap formed when the market moves in one direction, show the three-candle pattern, and explain retests and higher-timeframe influence on gap entries.

Identify a bullish or bearish breaker after hitting higher-timeframe key level such as an order block or fair value gap, taking liquidity; enter on retest with stops below the breaker.

Identify high probability time of day for scalping by focusing on London, New York, and Asian sessions in UTC New York time, then backtest and journal continuation or reversal moves.

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Identify where high probability scalping setups form by focusing on daily fair value gaps, four hour gaps, and aligning with daily and four hour imbalances.

Align lower timeframe setups with higher timeframe backing using daily or four-hour context. Rely on daily fair value gaps, imbalances, and liquidity considerations to boost probability.

Identify liquidity zones from previous day and weekly highs and lows. Enter on breaks in market structure and target the opposite liquidity, guided by the six setup areas.

Outline a higher time frame backing on the daily eurusd chart by identifying daily imbalance, old daily highs, and liquidity to guide a trade setup with entry and targets.

Identify a confirmed breaker after liquidity gets taken on the 1h or 15m chart. Confirm with a close below the low and an imbalance, then retest toward Friday's low.

Apply the five minute chart to enter after a one hour breakout retest, place stops above the breaker high, and target the daily lows during London and New York sessions.

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