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FinTech companies have rapidly transformed traditional banking, payments, and investment models by leveraging new technologies.

Today, companies like Stripe in paymentprocessing, Robinhood in commission-free trading, and Revolut in neobanking represent some of the top FinTech firms globally.

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.

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.

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).

This profile in ICT Style helps traders identify periods of market uncertainty and avoid unnecessary trades. It is also referred to as S&D and is used to analyze market conditions and price action patterns.

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.

Using this style, traders can assess market movements from the perspective of large players like banks and identify key entry and exit points.

If you are new to this method, it is essential to understand its core concepts, such as Liquidity, Fair Value Gaps (FVG), and Market Maker Levels.

In this article, we'll thoroughly explore the key terms and concepts of the ICT trading style to help you apply this approach to your trades.

In the context of ICT, a liquidity sweep refers to a price movement aimed at attracting liquidity (including stop orders or pending orders). This typically occurs before a market trend reversal.

The price may move towards lows and attract sell-side liquidity, but it may reverse without a sustained break below these lows.

The term Forex is derived from the combination of the words Foreign (international) and Exchange (exchange).

The word Foreign refers to foreign currencies, making Forex the process of exchanging different currencies.

Historically, currency exchange was done physically in places like banks or currency exchange offices for purposes such as international travel or purchasing foreign goods.

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.