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Lower Lows (LL) and Lower Highs (LH) are basic concepts in technical analysis used to identify bearish market trends. These structures reflect the dominance of sellers in the market and the price's tendency to decline further.

Price trend analysis indicators like Moving Averages smooth out market fluctuations and reveal the overall price movement structure.
In this context, the Exponential Moving Average (EMA) reacts more quickly to short-term fluctuations, making it ideal for short-term strategies and scalping.
On the other hand, the Simple Moving Average (SMA) is slower in responding to price changes and is more commonly used for long-term and mid-term analyses.

Stop Hunting in the ICT style refers to a scenario where the price triggers a stop-loss order with a shadow (wick) and then reverses direction toward the take-profit level. This phenomenon is also known as “stop-loss hunting.”

A Judas Swing in ICT trading refers to a deceptive price movement designed to mislead retail traders.

• The price temporarily moves in a specific direction, creating an illusion of trend continuation;
• However, the trend abruptly reverses, and the market moves in the opposite direction.

Review exercise 5

ask and answer price

You will hear some complex numbers, including a price and measurement

Write the price following the example

• Look at the picture on the screen. (GV chiếu tranh: apple, toy, T-shirt, …).
• Guess the price of the item.
• Say your answer in a full sentence
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Exercise to test students understanding about numbers and price

In an uptrend, when the CVD value is positive and the price is above the Exponential Moving Average, traders can enter Buy trades.

Stop-loss levels should be placed ahead of these zones to lock in profits.

The Fair Value Gap (FVG) Detector indicator on Trading View indicator is an essential technical analysis tool within the ICT sytle (Inner Circle Trader) strategy system, automatically identifying areas of imbalance on price charts.

In strong market movements, a Fair Value Gap is created when a specific candle does not cover the body of the previous and following candles.

 Under these conditions, due to the imbalance between buyers and sellers, the market is likely to return to these areas to address the gaps. The indicator marks bearish gaps with an orange box and bullish gaps with a green box.

The Fair Value Gap (FVG) indicator on the MetaTrader 5 trading platform is one of the ICT indicators used for identifying key liquidity zones. FVGs typically form after sharp, one sided price movements, where, due to rapid volatility, some prices still need to be filled. As a result, prices tend to return and fill these unfilled zones.

The Unicorn Indicator is a multifunctional and advanced tool. This MT4 ICT indicator identifies and displays price gaps along with Breaker Blocks on the price chart. A Breaker Block refers to an order block that initially breaks easily but acts as a solid support area after the price returns and touches it.

The overlap of a Breaker Block with a Fair Value Gap (FVG) creates the Unicorn Zone. This indicator plots the bullish Unicorn zone as a green box and the bearish Unicorn zone as a red box on the price chart.

The Dynamic Trader Oscillator is an advanced tool combining RSI and Stochastic in MetaTrader 4 indicators, providing traders with higher accuracy in trend analysis and price reversal points. Developed for the MetaTrader 4 (MT4) platform, this oscillator displays buy and sell signals for traders.

When the oscillator line (blue) crosses the signal line (orange) up or down, buy and sell signals are respectively issued on the chart. This feature makes the Dynamic Trader Oscillator an efficient tool for decision-making in trading positions, helping traders correctly identify optimal entry and exit points.

The Murrey Math (MM) Indicator consists of six different colors, each with its meaning and application, displayed as support and resistance indicator on the Meta Trader 4 (MT4) chart. The MM Indicator includes a blue pivot line as the main price axis.6 lines are above, and 6 lines are below the pivot line.

If the price is above the pivot line, it signals an uptrend; if it is below the pivot line, it signals a downtrend.

This model demonstrates how the price transitions from a bearish state, influenced by selling pressure, to a bullish state, where buyers dominate the market. It enables traders to analyze trend changes and price direction with greater precision

Top-Down Analysis involves starting from higher timeframes to identify macro trends and key price levels, then gradually narrowing down to lower timeframes for more precise trade entries.
This method enhances market understanding, improves decision-making, and reduces trade risk.

After breaking a short-term high or low, the price must quickly and strongly return to the previous range.

These types of moves usually create trading opportunities in the Balanced Price Range (BPR) or Box setup. OTE levels in ICT style can be used to pinpoint exact entry points.