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  • #81
  • Nov 27, 2021 3:14am Nov 27, 2021 3:14am
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I had planned recording them in English
English is enough................
sherzi have a nice Weekend

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  • #82
  • Jul 12, 2022 9:58am Jul 12, 2022 9:58am
Quoting scherzi
SECTION 99 - RECAPS VIDEOS 01-05 RECAP. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPAjndjUeWM
Hi Scherzi, thanks so much for these resources - i have been learning ICT for about 6 months now and my results in Demo are on and off, sometimes profitable, sometimes not.. it seems there are just too many gaps in my understanding.. everytime i take a trade, it honestly still feels a little bit like gambling.. i love ICT, but i hate the way he teaches.. its so slow and he spends 99% of the time going over the same stuff we already know and doesnt explain the other things we dont, which are necessary to understand the overall framework for the trade.. do you know of any more resources to fill in the gaps and provide a complete and comprehensive overview of his theories? I dont speak spanish but very much want to know more.. Understanding market structure, patterns, internal/external range liquidity etc are too fragmented, with not much explanation of the big picture or how it all ties together.. Having this would be a huge help in understanding the overall movements of the markets..
  • #83
  • Jul 22, 2022 10:26am Jul 22, 2022 10:26am
Quoting kkltrade
{quote} Hi Scherzi, thanks so much for these resources - i have been learning ICT for about 6 months now and my results in Demo are on and off, sometimes profitable, sometimes not.. it seems there are just too many gaps in my understanding.. everytime i take a trade, it honestly still feels a little bit like gambling.. i love ICT, but i hate the way he teaches.. its so slow and he spends 99% of the time going over the same stuff we already know and doesnt explain the other things we dont, which are necessary to understand the overall framework for...
the way he teaches is difficult. I think he does it for a reason - he wants the individual to think about things for themselves as opposed to spoon feeding everyone. A lot of what he teaches is conceptual as well, and you have to observe and learn over time.

a trading coach I follow on Twitter (Steven Goldstein if you’re interested) says this:
I want to be a pilot - Learn for 5 years
I want to be a Lawyer - Get a degree then learn for 5 years
I want to be boxer - Practice for 4/5 years.
I want to be an athlete - Practice for many years.
I want to be a Trader - Start tomorrow.
Any guesses why so many fail??

It’s true with trading as well.
This is you against your ego - James16
  • #84
  • Feb 9, 2023 9:31am Feb 9, 2023 9:31am
ICT Live interview, face to face. First time ever.

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  • #85
  • May 14, 2023 9:34pm May 14, 2023 9:34pm
SMC & ICT
  • #86
  • Jul 12, 2023 12:07pm Jul 12, 2023 12:07pm
Quoting kkltrade
{quote} Hi Scherzi, thanks so much for these resources - i have been learning ICT for about 6 months now and my results in Demo are on and off, sometimes profitable, sometimes not.. it seems there are just too many gaps in my understanding.. everytime i take a trade, it honestly still feels a little bit like gambling.. i love ICT, but i hate the way he teaches.. its so slow and he spends 99% of the time going over the same stuff we already know and doesnt explain the other things we dont, which are necessary to understand the overall framework for...
Maybe this latest release will add something for you, he says its something hes never shared before until now...


https://www.youtube.com/live/vuBRMFhFZAY?feature=share
  • #87
  • Sep 20, 2023 4:26am Sep 20, 2023 4:26am
Quoting forexn00b81
{quote} Maybe this latest release will add something for you, he says its something hes never shared before until now... https://www.youtube.com/live/vuBRMFhFZAY?feature=share
The problem with many ICT practitioners is that they try to use all the concepts Michael teaches. He just does it so that every person can find something that meets their style, but all the ICT knowledge is not intended to be used at the same time, in each setup. For intraday trading (anyone can learn the ICT IPDA ranges and other time scale ranges), there are these key points:

- PO3
- Old highs and lows (draw on liquidity)
- Liquidity pools and fair value gaps (better having both of them together).
- Old swings (market structure). They act also as support and resistance areas, and without them, without structure, trades are harder to spot.
- Daily bias.
- Premium and discount.

I think what with the upper elements you can find super-easy setups every day.
  • #88
  • Last Post: Apr 1, 2024 3:02pm Apr 1, 2024 3:02pm
Do you want to understand how the Smart Money Concept works and use the ultimate strategy to become profitable?

Well, this step-by-step guide is exactly what you need!

The Smart Money concept is a trading and investment approach according to which financial market participants are primarily divided into two camps:

On one side is the Smart Money, and on the other side is the Dumb Money.

Simplified, the Smart Money consists of institutional traders and investors, while the Dumb Money represents individual traders and investors, also called “retails.”

And today, you will learn to be part of the smart money, and for this, I will present to you 2 tools that will allow you to have up to a 90% chance to trade against the Dumb Money, these are exceptional tools!

Institutions are therefore investing and speculating participants who possess large capitals, here we find big banks. These banks and institutions need liquidity to take buying and selling operations in the market, as the size of their orders is considerable given the amounts under management and portfolios they own.

But there is a problem faced by many beginner traders:

Many individual traders often complain about exiting their trades at a loss just as the market movement heads in the expected direction shortly after. This is often associated with the counterparty need that institutions have to place their orders. This is also known as manipulation or market trap found in Bull traps and Bear traps.

To learn more about how to trade SMC with the best and ultimate trading strategy check it out :
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