Trading Institutional Order Flow

Can you link me that vid? i couldn't find it last night. The order block thing i don't get, i don't see the difference between the zones we draw with S&D tbh.
So i would like to watch that vid, get a deeper understanding.
I'm not converting away from AKT teachings, i find them more clear. But the way ICT explains things like liquidity engineering , FVG, it has some valuable information for sure.

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I just went to ICT YT channel, typed in 'Order Blocks' & found a whole bunch of videos.
https://www.youtube.com/@InnerCircle...order%20blocks

This is a very comprehensive video covering many things. 1:37 minutes, but well worth it. Pick a time when you can focus and you'll get a super lesson.


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EURCHF
Daily is downtrend, encountering fresh Daily Demand, bouncing back toward a potential selling zone.


4H - fresh supply zone with the removal of the low on the left.

1H/15m - I think great level with potential fresh pile of orders still waiting there.

What do you guys think?

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I thought i'd focus your attention on an important but often missed concept when evaluating the quality of your zones.

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Thanks Akt for your time. This thread has helped me alot.

Thank you for sharing. I like this format pretty much.

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Hello everyone.

I thought I'd share a thought with you today.

Most of us traders are often laser-focused on where to enter in order to make a profit. That is part of our job as traders, of course. However, what is sometimes often forgotten or misunderstood is that one ought to be a risk manager primarily, and the laser-focus ought to be more on how to preserve one's capital.

Rule Number 1 as we are often told is " Don't Lose Money" (not the same as don't have losing trades. We must have those as part of the business).
Rule Number 2 is "Don't forget rule number 1.

Here is an example of a potential trade idea in the AUDNZD that was assessed a few days ago and ruled out because it did not meet the thresholds for entry.
Having a repeatable robust process for deciding what trades to bet on or pass on is crucial in my view to helping traders manage their trading business.

Be sure the process will also result in trades that work out being passed on but that is not the purpose of the system. Its purpose is primarily to help keep Rule Number 1. It will filter in high quality trades more than filter them out while always filtering out the not so high quality trades. So I think of it more as an "Exclusion" system rather than what is more common which is trying to find an "Inclusion" system.

I hope this helps as you continue to develop you own processes for your trading business.

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The latest Supply and Demand Market Report for Crypto-Currencies:

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