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ICT Cheat Sheet

The document outlines key concepts of ICT Smart Money trading strategies, including market structure, liquidity, order blocks, fair value gaps, and killzones. It provides a structured entry model and emphasizes risk management practices, such as limiting risk to 1% per trade and maintaining a trading journal. A pre-trade checklist is also included to ensure optimal trading conditions.

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ICT Cheat Sheet

The document outlines key concepts of ICT Smart Money trading strategies, including market structure, liquidity, order blocks, fair value gaps, and killzones. It provides a structured entry model and emphasizes risk management practices, such as limiting risk to 1% per trade and maintaining a trading journal. A pre-trade checklist is also included to ensure optimal trading conditions.

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ICT Smart Money Concepts - Cheat Sheet

1. Market Structure

- Uptrend: Higher Highs (HH) + Higher Lows (HL)

- Downtrend: Lower Highs (LH) + Lower Lows (LL)

- CHoCH: Change of Character - potential reversal

- BOS: Break of Structure - confirms trend continuation

2. Liquidity

- Smart Money hunts stop-loss zones (liquidity pools)

- Equal Highs/Lows = Targets

- Previous Day/Week Highs and Lows are key liquidity points

- Retail trendlines are often traps

3. Order Blocks (OB)

- Bullish OB: Last down candle before a strong up move

- Bearish OB: Last up candle before a strong down move

- Use OB as entry zones when price returns

4. Fair Value Gaps (FVG)

- 3-candle pattern: price imbalance between Candle 1's low and Candle 3's high

- Price often returns to fill the gap

- Look for entry confirmation inside FVG

5. Killzones

- London Killzone: 2AM - 5AM EST

- New York Killzone: 7AM - 10AM EST

- NYSE Open: 9:30AM EST

- Judas Swing: Fake move early in the session


ICT Smart Money Concepts - Cheat Sheet

6. ICT Entry Model

1. Liquidity Sweep (equal highs/lows taken)

2. Market Structure Shift (CHOCH/BOS)

3. Retrace into FVG or OB

4. Confirm entry on 1M or 5M chart

5. Stop loss beyond swing high/low

7. Risk Management

- Risk max 1% per trade

- Always use a stop loss

- Use proper lot sizing

- Journal every trade: Time, Session, Setup, Outcome

8. Pre-Trade Checklist

- Is it during a killzone?

- Is there a clear market structure?

- Has liquidity been swept?

- Is price in an OB or FVG?

- Do you have a clear stop and target?

- Is RR at least 1:2?

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