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Expectations in financial markets are a key driver of price volatility before the actual data is released. In fact, traders buy or sell based on their market expectations and forecasts for future data, and this behavior often drives market fluctuations.

The Market Structure Shift (MSS) in ICT style signifies initial price movements that can lead to a trend reversal or a change in market direction.

This concept is often associated with a sudden break of key levels and an aggressive price displacement move, which plays a crucial role in different trading setups.

Recognizing "Daily Bias" using the concepts of Internal Range Liquidity (IRL) and External Range Liquidity (ERL) is essential for determining the general price movement direction in a trading day.

Based on analyzing key liquidity zones and algorithmic market behavior, these concepts provide a framework for predicting price movements.

Price action in the ICT trading model constantly oscillates between external and internal liquidity levels.

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the main measure of economic growth, showing whether the economy is in a boom or a recession. Central banks use this concept to set monetary policies.

Moreover, traders can use GDP and its calculation method to assess and identify whether the economy is experiencing a boom or recession.

This concept is also applied in economic inflation analysis, labor markets, monetary policies, and financial markets.

During the New York session, liquidity spikes and volatility reaches its peak. This session starts at 8:00 AM local New York time and continues until 5:00 PM, coinciding with the return of European traders from their midday break.

The moving average in technical analysis, calculates the average price over a specified time period, enabling trend identification and filtering out fluctuations. These are also referred to as MA.

Traders use this tool to identify price fluctuations, recognize market trends, and determine optimal entry and exit points.

This Trading strategy works in both Bullish and Bearish markets and relies on tools, such as Fair Value Gaps (FVGs), Order Blocks (OBs), and Premium & Discount zones to identify key trading opportunities.

What is New York Session Manipulation (NY Manipulation Pattern)?

New York Session Manipulation is a high-impact intraday trading pattern that detects liquidity grabs and price reversals. We’ll discuss it further in both Bullish and Bearish markets.

This method operates similarly to Daily Bias but focuses on lower timeframes, utilizing market structure, liquidity zones, and Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) to identify trend direction.

What Is Intraday Bias?

Intraday Bias is a method used to predict future market trends in lower timeframes (4-hour and 1-hour).

To apply this approach effectively, one must consider concepts like displacement, liquidity zones, and Fair Value Gaps (FVGs).

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To design an entry model using ICT concepts, the primary focus is on shorter timeframes and entry tools, including Fair Value Gap (FVG), Order Blocks, Balance Price Range (BPR), and Optimal Trade Entry (OTE).

When the Margin Level reaches a critical point, it indicates insufficient funds to cover the losses of open trades. In fact, a Margin Level of 100% indicates that the funds to cover the losses of open trades are running out.

Equity in the forex market represents the real-time value of a trader's Account. It is the sum of the account balance and floating profit or loss, and it fluctuates constantly.

A precise understanding of equity in forex is crucial for risk management, calculating free Margin, and avoiding margin calls.