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Technical Analysis Indicators, based on historical market data, help identify the next potential price movement. These tools analyze market volume and momentum to detect areas with the highest probability of price reaction.

In the ICT style, directional changes in price movement are identified using concepts like Change of Character (CHOCH), Market Structure Shift (MSS), and more.

CHOCH in ICT refers to a long-term shift in trend direction, which occurs when the last swing high or low is broken and a new structure forms in the opposite direction, thus altering the entire market trend.

Placing stop loss and take profit orders on the trading platform helps determine the right time to exit a trade under different market conditions.

When a trade is in profit, a take profit (TP) order is used to exit the market at a favorablelevel. Conversely, when the market moves against the trade, a stop loss (SL) order is triggered to prevent further losses.

There are various methods for calculatingSL and TP levels depending on the trading strategy.

It examines fundamental factors like economic data, central bank meetings, market sentiment, earning reports, and geopolitical risks to identify the mid-term and long-term price trends (Forex, stocks, gold, oil, etc).

In fundamental analysis in cryptocurrency, on-chain metrics (such as on-chain data), market capitalization and token supply, whitepaper and development team, regulatory status, macroeconomic conditions, and general sentiment in financial markets are evaluated.

This type of analysis can be used alongside technical analysis to understand the intrinsic value of cryptocurrencies, forecast long-term trends, and choose the best projects.

Using accurate tools for Risk to Reward Calculation (R:R) not only minimizes analytical errors but also plays a vital role in capital management and the statistical analysis of various trading strategies.

Among the most important Risk to Reward Calculation Tools are the Easy Risk to Reward Indicator, Trade Assistant Expert, Trade Manager Expert, and the Risk to Reward Calculator.

The “ICT Asian Range” strategy focuses on price movements during the Asian trading session [from 7 PM to midnight New York time]. 

The Asian Range Trading strategy does not rely on complex indicators or advanced algorithms. Instead, it depends on the trader's ability to observe and interpret price movements within a specific timeframe.

Leverage in the Forex market allows traders to open larger positions using a small portion of their own capital, thereby increasing their potential profit margin. However, using leverage also introduces significant risks.

In essence, leverage refers to a type of borrowed credit that traders can use to increase their purchasing power and Profit from small market fluctuations.

Margin in financial markets refers to the collateral a trader needs to open new trades. Leverage is a tool used to amplify trading capital. These concepts play a crucial role in capital management and improving the risk-to-reward ratio.

The SCOB strategy in the ICT trading style is designed based on a single candlestick (Order Block or Order Block Candle). This candle forms in a specific area with a distinct visual pattern, creating a critical zone. When the price returns to this zone, a trading opportunity arises.

The TGIF (Thank God It's Friday) trading strategy is a daily algorithmic pattern that appears exclusively on Fridays.

In trending markets, the price often returns to the weekly range after forming the weekly high (Highest) or weekly low (Lowest).

The ICT TGIF setup allows traders to identify Friday's price reversal and take advantage of it in their trades.

To understand the Average True Range (ATR), you must first know what True Range (TR) is. True Range refers to the largest price movement within a specific timeframe (e.g., one day) and is calculated in three ways:

1. The distance between the current high and low
2. The distance between the previous candle’s close and the current high
3. The distance between the previous candle’s close and the current low

When traders miss the initial entry point and aim to enter in the middle of a trend, the ICT approach recommends re-entry only if confirmation is received.

In such situations, using Order Blocks (OB) and Fair Value Gaps (FVG) as retracement zones, provides valid entry opportunities.

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.

Traders in the Forex market examine all factors affecting the global economy and currency prices.

In contrast, stock traders not only consider macroeconomic factors )such as production, GDP economic growth, and the labor market(, but also develop expertise in analyzing financial statements and assessing the intrinsic value of equities.

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.

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