Worksheets

Identifying trend reversal points is a key concept in price action and technical analysis, as these areas are often associated with changes in liquidity flow and overall market direction. These points usually emerge around zones indicating a potential shift in price behavior.

Reversal zones, as highlighted by various tools and patterns, often coincide with the confluence of indicators such as divergences, candlestick formations, key supply and demand levels, and Fibonacci retracements.

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.

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.

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.

Support and resistance are foundational concepts in technical analysis used in markets like Forex Market, stocks, crypto, and commodities. These levels indicate zones where a price trend may pause or reverse.

The distinct characteristics of the Asian session, such as low volatility and price consolidation phases, make it a prime environment for identifying smart money movements.

Fundamental analysis is one of the methods used to forecast the trends of various financial markets, such as forex, commodities, stocks, and cryptocurrencies.

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.

In financial markets, "liquidity" means the presence of active buyers or sellers, and "void" means the absence or lack thereof.

Liquidity void in the ICT style occurs when the price breaks out of a consolidation phase and moves aggressively in one direction without returning or forming shadows in the previous candles' range. This imbalance between buyers and sellers is known as the ICT liquidity void.

The ICT Weekly Range Expansion Model is an analytical approach used in short-term trading to identify price expansions throughout a trading week. The weekly range expansion is based on three key elements of Fair Value Gap (FVG), Liquidity Pool, and Old Highs/Lows.

Market Structure Shift (MSS) indicates an actual trend change by breaking through a resistance or support level. In contrast, Liquidity Grab is a false breakout designed to collect orders and continue moving in the previous trend direction.

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.