Worksheets

Michael Huddleston developed the ICT (Inner Circle Trader) trading style. It revolves around market structure analysis, liquidity concepts, and the trading behavior of large financial institutions such as banks and hedge funds.

The primary objective is to track and align with Smart Money movements. ICT traders use market structure, Break of Structure (BOS), Order Blocks (OB), and Fair Value Gaps (FVG) to identify optimal entry and exit points.

This gap works like a magnet, returning the price to restore balance. The price resumes its primary trend once the gap is revisited and corrected.

Simply put, FVG is an empty area on the chart that the price typically revisits before continuing its previous direction.

Scalping is a highly fast-paced trading strategy in financial markets where the period between opening and closing trades is only a few seconds to a few minutes.

Scalpers rely on short-term price fluctuations, aiming to trade the quickest market reactions. In this approach, a high number of trades and significant position sizes lead to small but frequent profits.

n general, the term "Propulsion" means "to propel forward." In trading, this concept refers to a single candle that pushes the price away from itself.

The ICT Propulsion Block (PB) is a candle that trades within an order block and then drives the price away from it.

A sharp and sudden reaction occurs when the price returns to the Propulsion Candle, allowing traders to capitalize on it.

The Previous Session High (PSH) and Previous Session Low (PSL) are critical levels used in ICT style (Inner Circle Trader) and Smart Money Concepts (SMC) to identify key support and resistance zones in trading.

Consequent Encroachment (CE) focuses on a level where the price is highly likely to react. This concept is crucial, especially in analyzing Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) and other trading structures.

Traders can use this approach to identify optimal entry and exit points in the market.

Sell-Side Imbalance and Buy-Side Inefficiency (SIBI) and Buy-Side Imbalance and Sell-Side Inefficiency (BISI) in the ICT trading style are used to identify key market points and predict price movements.

These concepts are essentially Fair Value Gaps (FVG), forming strong bullish or bearish trends. Additionally, the first and third candlesticks align with the candle that contains the Fair Value Gap.

Drag each function to the correct category. Then, predict the type of Fourier series required for each function.

Calculate Missing Angles

Exterior Angles of Cyclic Quadrilaterals are equal to the Opposite Interior Angle

Circle Theorems

Calculate the Angles of the Polygon

Answer all the questions.

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Drag the step, one-by-one, and drop it into the yellow box

Choose the correct answer to leave the class

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Students need to answer each questions. 

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EXPONENTAL AND LOGARTITHMIC FORM

The Rally Base Rally (RBR) trading strategy is a popular technical analysis method for predicting future asset movements in various markets. Derived from Smart Money Concepts (SMC), it is based on the principles of supply and demand.

PDH represents the highest price reached on the previous trading day, while PDL indicates the lowest price.

These levels help traders analyze past market movements and identify potential reaction zones. 

Price often shows significant reactions at these levels, making them essential for day traders.

Vacuum Blocks (Liquidity Gaps) in ICT trading refer to gaps formed during high market volatility, often caused by major economic news releases, geopolitical events, supply and demand imbalances, or the opening of new trading sessions.

By using CFD contracts (Contract for Difference), traders can profit from price fluctuations without the need for physical asset ownership.

Thanks to this feature, investors under a Contract for Difference are not subject to asset holding costs or Capital Gains Tax; however, they also do not receive dividends, bonds, or voting rights.

To trade based on ICT style, you must have a checklist to identify entry and exit points in order to find the appropriate strategy.

The most crucial aspect is the entry zone, identified using six different tools such as Fair Value Gap (FVG), Order Block (OB), Optimal Trade Entry (OTE), Premium & Discount zones (PD), Breaker Block (BB), and BOX Setup.

With the growth of the cryptocurrency market, the UK, as one of the leaders in blockchain innovation, strives to create regulations supporting innovation and ensuring users’ economic security.

In recent years, institutions like the HM Treasury and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have established clear standards for digital asset service providers.