King Pham

[Range @RangeTrader_]

Each and every single candle is a range.

Study what happens before top and bottoms are formed.

Lose sleep over it.

[Fortune MMXM @FortuneMMXM]

I always revise these principles once in a while

[Range @RangeTrader_]

One of the strongest ICT entry models

[Raid @Romeotpt]

Every entry is an exit, Every exit is an entry.

[Raid @Romeotpt]

How magical is my CRT?

[Sir Pickle @SirPickle_]

3 Strikes and You're Out: How Orderflow Legs Really Work

Every orderflow leg you'll ever look at gives price exactly three chances to react before the leg is invalidated.

It's just like baseball.

Three strikes, and you're out.

[𝐙𝐀𝐑𝐔 @zaruww]

Liquidity is the only concept you need to understand in ICT.

Everything else is secondary.

Step-by-step breakdown below.🧵

[BIAS HUNTER @BIASHUNTERFX]

90% of traders lose because they trade blind.

Price only does 4 things:

• Expansion
• Retracement
• Reversal
• Consolidation

Each phase has a setup.
Each setup has liquidity behind it.

If you can read the phase,
you stop guessing, and start executing.

Read price delivery.
That’s the edge.
credited @1XRISK @Romeotpt

[BIAS HUNTER @BIASHUNTERFX]

90% of traders focus on entries, but this model is built around timing, context, and confirmation. That’s the difference. 📈

The London Model is showing how to turn the Asian range into a high-probability setup during the London session.

🔹 Step 1 - HTF Bias:
Start with the higher timeframe direction. If your bias is wrong, the setup loses its edge.

🔹 Step 2 - Key Levels:
Mark important PD arrays, old highs/lows, and HTF levels. These become reaction points.

🔹 Step 3 - Timing:
The model focuses on 2AM–5AM EST, with the strongest window around 3AM–4AM EST - when London volatility usually expands.

🔹 Step 4 - Asian Range:
Price builds liquidity between Asian High and Asian Low. This range becomes the fuel.

🔹 Step 5 - Market Shift + Displacement:
After liquidity is taken, wait for market structure shift and displacement. No confirmation = no trade.

🔹 Step 6 - FVG / IFVG Entry:
Entry comes from the retrace into the imbalance after the shift - not from chasing price.

🎯 Target:
Aim for 1:2 or 1:3 RR - protecting risk while letting the move pay.

Trade the direction. Respect the time. Wait for confirmation. Let London do the work. ⚡

[TTrades🦍 @TTrades_edu]

Best Model For Beginners - TTFM
Thread Below.

[The Market Architect @DailyEdgeFx]

Distinguishing b-shaped Volume Profile.

This is very important.

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

Great tips 💡

[Untold Secrets @RealGemsfinder]

Easy Diy Hacks

[The Market Architect @DailyEdgeFx]

90% of the time you’ll be right on direction if you understand this 🔥

Most traders struggle to find trend and bias, they stare at candles they add lagging indicatorsvand they still end up guessing.

This image is a follow-up to the video I shared, you’re not reading candles here alone you’re reading where value is shifting.

• VAH, VAL, POC are not random lines
• They show where real business happened
• Their movement reveals true market structure

• Uptrend → Value migrating higher
• Downtrend → Value migrating lower
• Range → Value trapped between VAH & VAL

This is how you read the market without emotion, this is how bias becomes obvious.

Watch the video first.
Use this as your cheat sheet.

When trading Currency Pairs this exact part will come handy, make sure you understand it well this weekend.

[Rytrades @rytrades_]

How to set your trading direction for the entire week in 5 minutes.

One candle

One Framework

Chapter 1 of The Essence Model Series.

A thread🧵

[Drevax @Drevaxtrades]

MMXM Masterclass💡: Master Market Maker Models

Learn how price is delivered through Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution, and Smart money execution.

[Hub4Learning @Hub4Learning]

Knot hacks

[I'm Kens @Kensss23]

How to use rope knots correctly👌

[🅰️dekoya Damilola 🥇 @Hillcityy_]

We need to be reminded more than we’re taught!

The Missing Part of Your Entry Model

A thread 🧵

#DAY27OF30

[Rytrades @rytrades_]

Expansions are the easiest trades
If you have been studying,

I have given you the blueprint I use for expansions

Use the 25% as confirmation level
Use the 50% as invalidation

If the market respects 25% and confirmed reversal on Intermediate • Lower Timeframe

expansion confirmed

The 50% as a intermediate invalidation point.

If bullish, bearish moves towards this 50% is retracements
If bearish, bullish moves to wards this 50% is retracements

The closer price gets to the 50% depending on the previous range

the lower the likelihood of large expansion

apply this to the higher timeframes
watch the outcome