Simplified ICT Forex Scalping Trading Strategy using OTE!

Create your TradingView account by selecting a plan, signing up with email, verifying your email, and configuring your profile and theme before exploring charts and upgrade options.

Explore the TradingView platform by navigating the charting interface, profile, and super charts to analyze forex assets with timeframes, candles, indicators, and drawing tools.

Set up the TradingView platform and set the time zone to New York time (UTC minus four) to follow course, then configure the ICT kill zone indicator and week/day indicators.

Set up the ICT period separators and ICT sessions indicators, configure the week and day separator with Monday as the starting week, and adjust line visibility and style for readability.

Configure the ICT Killzone Indicator to outline Asian, London, and New York sessions by adjusting inputs and styles for a cleaner chart with clear time zones.

Create and set up your study journal account using a journaling tool like OneNote, including sign-in, email verification, and login, to prepare for annotations and daily studies.

Set up your study journal in OneNote by creating a new notebook, adding sections and daily and weekly annotation pages, and syncing notes across devices.

Annotate and journal chart observations in TradingView using arrows and text, then capture screenshots to paste into a study journal with organized topics and pages.

Explore ICT concepts that center on time and price, focusing on specific times and days, price imbalances, and liquidity concepts such as fair value gaps.

Identify a predefined price range using the range high, range low, and 50% equilibrium with a fib tool; trade from premium to discount and from discount to premium.

Identify a price range on your charts and define premium and discount levels within it. Annotate charts, record in a journal, and practice daily and weekly to master this concept.

Identify order blocks as price levels on a chart where institutions place buy or sell orders, forming bearish and bullish blocks from the last up close or last down close.

Define the fair value gap as a price inefficiency formed when the market moves in one direction. Identify the gap between candle highs and lows and its potential retests.

Define liquidity and its two elements: buy side and sell side liquidity, showing how traders target highs and lows, focusing on weekly and daily highs and lows to trigger reversals.

Study how market structure reveals trend direction, with shifts signaling near-term changes and breaks signaling longer-term moves, confirmed by liquidity events and higher-time-frame levels.

Assess the current market direction through monthly and weekly bias using the dollar index (DXY); a bullish dollar implies bearish euro usd and attention to fair value gaps and liquidity.

Identify the current weekly and daily bias in your charts, track where and when bias shifts occur, and annotate findings in your journal to improve future entry setups.

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Explore time of day concepts in forex scalping by focusing on the London, New York, and Asian sessions aligned to UTC New York time for high probability setups.

Focus on high probability forex setups on Monday to Wednesday. Prioritize Tuesday and Wednesday for signals aligned with the weekly bias and UTC New York time.

Outline the key times of day and days of the week on your charts. Annotate them in your journal with highs and loss, and review price action via ICT concepts.

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Explore the optimal trade entry (OTE) in the Simplified ICT forex scalping trading strategy, using the Fibonacci tool to identify the price range and key retest levels 0.62 and 0.705.

Use the Fibonacci retracement tool in TradingView to identify OT levels, outline swing highs and lows, and illustrate optimal entry and target levels at 0.62 and 0.705.

Learn to set up the fibonacci tool for the OT trading strategy using fib retracement, defining OT levels at 0.62, 0.705, 0.79 and targeting levels -0.5, -1, -1.5, -2.

Learn to spot high probability setups using liquidity, fair value gaps, and order blocks at daily key levels; enter on the 62% retracement with confluence.

Explore the New York session continuation, where the move from Asia and London persists into New York, and the New York reversal, where a daily low triggers a liquidity-driven reversal.

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Learn the OT entry rules, focusing on the 62% and 70.5% levels, retracements, and fair value gaps within the New York session.

Enter at the 62% level and place the stop loss at the 100% level with pips below for bullish trades, and above it for bearish trades to cover spread.

Learn exit and take profit strategies for the OTE trading strategy, using fib levels and liquidity to target 0.5, 1, and final take profit with partials.

Outline the entry and exit points of the OTE trading strategy on your charts, place stop losses, annotate trades in your journal, and repeat daily and weekly.

Focus on the New York session for entries in this ot trading strategy, retracing into the 62% and 70.5% levels.

Identify bullish order flow on the USDCAD daily chart and enter at the 62% OT level on the 15-minute chart, using liquidity and fair value gap to target swing highs.

Master the EURUSD OT trading setup on the daily chart using a 15-minute entry during the New York session, with 62% entry, bearish order flow, liquidity, and partials.

This GBPUSD 15-minute example shows how sell side liquidity triggers a break in structure. Trade uses a 62% OT level with intraday scalping and noon exits in New York session.

Explore how the OT trading strategy applies to the US dollar index's daily gap, revealing higher time frame orderflow, liquidity runs, and an optimal trade entry on the 15-minute chart.

Apply optimal trade entry approach to New Zealand dollar pair by trading daily fair value gaps and daily order blocks on a five-minute chart, targeting liquidity in New York session.

Analyze your charts to determine weekly and daily order flow, identify intraday setups during the New York session, collect ten examples, and annotate them daily.

Discover how a structured personalized trading plan guides entry rules, risk parameters, and ongoing evaluation to reduce emotional decisions, boost consistency, improve risk management, and align with goals and strategies.

Develop and follow a practical set of trading rules for ICT forex scalping, including partials, premium/discount entries, stop losses, higher time frame levels, and market structure confirmation.

Define risk per trade at 1%, apply position sizing, stop losses, and partials; manage drawdown with progressive risk reductions and liquidity targets, avoiding NFP and FOMC.

Utilize the economic calendar to spot days with high impact news for the USD or euro, then anticipate big moves and hit targets on daily and weekly charts.

Identify available liquidity on weekly and daily charts to forecast price moves toward buyside liquidity and plan exits at nearby liquidity highs.

Identify more setups by applying the strategy's conditions across currency pairs, add qualifying pairs to your watchlist and portfolio, and practice patience as daily chart setups unfold.

Always take partials when a breaker entry moves in your favor, taking about 50% at Monday's high to reduce risk and ride the remainder toward the ultimate target.

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Backtest time and price theory concepts, including fair value gaps, liquidity, and breakouts, over 3–6 months, log findings in a journal, and repeat weekly after market close to build consistency.

Learn tape reading and forward testing after backtesting, observe live market conditions, and log weekly observations for at least three months to confirm the strategy repeats and you master it.

Begin demo practice after backtesting and tape reading, use a clear strategy and trading plan, and journal trades until you achieve consistency, with six months as a practical minimum.

Apply the 13 trade block challenge to transition from demo to live forex trading, logging trade setups, reviewing each trade, and measuring results toward consistency between demo and live accounts.