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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.

Fear or greed among traders are Fundamental analysis factors that shape price trends. Risk-averse sentiment refers to the fear of asset declines and the tendency of traders to invest in safe-haven assets like gold.

On the other hand, risk-on sentiment reflects the greed of traders for price increases and opportunities to buy risky assets such as cryptocurrencies and stocks.

Analyzing ICT time levels, such as market openings, major news releases, and candlestick formations, is crucial in predicting price movements. These time levels help identify key market points.

The key ICT time levels include the daily candle open (01:00 AM), news releases (08:30 AM), New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) open (09:30 AM), and the formation of 4-hour candles (10:00 AM & 2:00 PM), which are used in technical analysis.

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.

The Keltner Channels indicator is a technical analysis tool used to identify trends and price fluctuations.

This indicator consists of a middle line (Basis Line), an upper line (Upper Band), and a lower line (Lower Band), which help reduce price noise.

Student Instructions: Planning a Class Party on a $50 Budget

Objective:
You will practice budgeting by planning a class party with a $50 budget. You will need to decide which items to buy, compare prices, and stay within your budget.

Instructions:

1. Review the Shopping List:
   Look at the list of available items and their prices. Consider what you need for the party while staying within your $50 budget.
2. Decide What to Buy:
   • Which items are the most important for the party?
   • How can you get the most value for your money?
   • Are there alternative choices that might help you spend wisely?
3. Perform the Calculations:
   • Add up the total cost of the items you choose.
   • Make sure the total does not exceed $50.
   • Use your math skills to check your calculations and adjust if needed.
4. Compare Prices and Make Decisions:
   • If your total is over $50, consider changing some items.
   • Look for ways to maximize what you can get while staying within budget.
5. Write Your Final Budget Plan:
   • List the items you’ve chosen along with their prices.
   • Show your final total and ensure it does not go over $50.
6. Reflect on Your Choices:
   • Did you manage to stay within budget?
   • What strategies did you use to make your decisions?
   • How does this activity relate to real-world budgeting?

Tip: You can work individually or in a small group. Discuss your choices and see if different approaches lead to better results!

Match the price tag to the correct amount of money!

No Displacement in the ICT trading model and Smart Mony refers to a scenario where the price breaks a key level (such as a short-term high or low) but instead of continuing in the same direction, it quickly retraces back to the previous range.

Gunning Stops refer to the deliberate actions of large institutions to push the price toward retail traders' stop-loss levels. By activating these orders, liquidity is collected, leading to increased market volatility.

A 30-minute XAG/USD chart illustrates how Gunning Stops function. As retail traders' stop losses are triggered, a wave of forced selling occurs, often causing a sharp and strong price movement in the same direction.

The Judas Indices Indicator Without Confirmation (ICT), in the MetaTrader 4 indicators, is designed to identify false trend movements and liquidity hunting in the early hours of the New York market. This indicator detects fake price movements by market makers in the time frame from 09:30 to 09:45 (New York session) and informs traders of incorrect trade entries.

SMT Divergence occurs whentwo related and correlated assets show opposite trends [one bullish and the other bearish] on their price charts during the same timeframe in ICT style.

This situation can occur in positively correlated assets such as EUR/USD versus GBP/USD. For example, EUR/USD forms a Higher High (HH), while the other asset forms a Lower High (LH) instead of a Higher High (HH.)

In negatively correlated assets, like EUR/USD versus the US Dollar Index (USDX), EUR/USD forms a Higher Low (HL); while the other asset forms a Lower High (LH) instead of a Higher High (HH).

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.

Part 1: Getting to Know Currency

1. Look at the pictures of Indonesian banknotes.
2. Cut and match the correct names of the money to each picture (example: "A thousand rupiah").
3. Paste the correct label below each banknote.

Part 2: School Supplies Shopping Note

1. Look at the shopping items and their prices in the price list.
2. Count how many items are in each box.
3. Multiply the quantity by the price to find out how much you have to pay.
4. Write the total shopping amount at the bottom

In technical analysis of financial markets, Fibonacci ratios and levels are recognized as one of the oldest tools for identifying price reversal points.

The main feature of these levels is their compatibility with the repetitive structure of the market, such that during both upward and downward waves, prices often react to these levels.

There are two types of liquidity zones, and understanding them helps analyze future price trends.

Important Note: A stop loss for a Buy position is a Sell order, and a stop loss for a Sell position is a Buy order.

Weekly Profiles are patterns that represent typical price behavior throughout a trading week. These profiles are composed of bullish, bearish, or range-bound movements and can be used to anticipate potential market moves.

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4. To calculate discount and selling/new price

1. Fill in the blanks with the words: 
2. countless ; occupy;  job opportunities;  compete ; available ; unemployed
3. economy; cost of living; cost an arm and a leg
4. The __________ nature of the city's business environment makes it challenging for newcomers to keep up.
5. Despite facing __________ setbacks, she persevered and eventually achieved success.
6. Many people are looking to __________ new roles in the tech industry due to its rapid growth.
7. The __________ in the market are fierce, but with determination, one can find their place.
8. There are plenty of resources __________ to those seeking to enhance their skills through online courses.
9. The recent layoffs left thousands __________ and searching for employment opportunities.
10. The __________ of a country greatly influences its citizens' standard of living.
11. Understanding the __________ is crucial when considering a move to a new city.
12. Living in the city center can be convenient, but the __________ may be higher compared to suburban areas.
13. Be cautious when buying a new car; some dealers might try to convince you that it doesn't __________ to negotiate the price.

The material is about asking for price and terms of shopping

Pricing. reading

Supply and Demand Worksheet based on Prices! Prices! Prices! Why They Go Up and Down, by David A. Adler.

exercise about price and numbers