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FX21F2987
18/09
Isn't this obvious? Look closer...
Think how the algo/ICT does
Why does ICT allow Mon to trade without him?
00:00 Monday of every week starts the new macro for the week
Wait for a dealing range to form
Dealing range = Extreme high and low of the week
Why does ICT always say Tues or Wed forms the high/ low of the week? Yet, a lot of
charter members have proven with statistics that Mon actually forms the extreme. Ah
ha...
Mon will form one extreme, Tues or Wed usually forms the OPPOSITE extreme of
the week
Once the dealing range is set, find equilibrium of that range
All trades for the remainder of the week will be based around those points
Liquidity hunting using London Killzones
Admittedly, I don't know WHY they use London KZ highs and lows as liquidity targets, but I
have found this to be true
Mark out London KZ highs and lows and extend them out for the remainder of the week
If they are taken, delineate them by ending the line where they were taken or grey it out
After the dealing range is formed, look for any pooled London KZ liquidities (close proximity)
or if liquidity is just heavily favored to one side/ liquidity keeps getting taken on one side of
the market
Importance of economic news calendar and equilibrium
Look for that impactful news for the week, this will be your OSOK set up to target pooled
liquidities
In the meantime, use equilibrium to frame your trades
When price is in either premium or discount, price will always want to gravitate
TOWARDS equilibrium
Usually accumulates on either side
However, when price is at or near equilibrium, it will always want to REPEL away from
equilibrium
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Doesn't spend much time at equilibrium
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Seems pretty simple right? Let me demonstrate to you just how powerful this actually is...
FX21F2987
18/09
Here is EU the week of 7.18.22. I forgot to mention, when using LO KZ highs and lows, I give 30min of
lee-way outside of the given ICT killzone ranges, if there are more obvious highs/ lows to note. Have fun!
🙂
FX21F1956
18/09
mind blown. thanks for sharing your findings.. pretty cool
FX21F3119
18/09
Wow this is amazing, I have always had a reason to trade to trade on Monday. But now I have an even
BETTER reason to not trade Monday.
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18/09
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Here is another one for you guys to study. EU week of 7.11.22
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FX21F2934
18/09
Maybe we can know when tuesday NY will aim... should be same side of monday ...
FX21F1627
18/09
Dear FX21F2987,
Thanks for the insights, they were awesome!
FX20F1306
18/09
@FX21F2987 I want to applaud you for starting a great thread. This should be a reference for how all
posts should be like.
Clear outline of what you're proposing, followed by clear chart annotations.
FX21F2314
19/09
Excellent insight @FX21F2987. Thank you for sharing.
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FX21F3119
19/09
I am back again, This is basically a free trade almost every week. again amazing work.
FX20K3871
19/09
Havent been on the forum much recently, just popped on now and seen this thread, I like nice and clean
threads like this, I also like the idea laid out really clear. Ill try and contribute, I like what I see.
FX21F1209
19/09
Thank you for sharing
FX21F2987
19/09
I'm going to document my forward testing this week with pictures that include annotations and
expectations. The economic calendar this week hints at a predictable pattern/ high probability conditions,
I highly recommend you follow for yourselves
FX21F1042
20/09
FX21F2987 wrote:
Isn't this obvious? Look closer...
Think how the algo/ICT does
Why does ICT allow Mon to trade without him?
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00:00 Monday of every week starts the new macro for the week
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Wait for a dealing range to form
Dealing range = Extreme high and low of the week
Why does ICT always say Tues or Wed forms the high/ low of the week? Yet, a lot of
charter members have proven with statistics that Mon actually forms the extreme. Ah
ha...
Mon will form one extreme, Tues or Wed usually forms the OPPOSITE extreme
of the week
Once the dealing range is set, find equilibrium of that range
All trades for the remainder of the week will be based around those points
Liquidity hunting using London Killzones
Admittedly, I don't know WHY they use London KZ highs and lows as liquidity targets, but I
have found this to be true
Mark out London KZ highs and lows and extend them out for the remainder of the week
If they are taken, delineate them by ending the line where they were taken or grey it
out
After the dealing range is formed, look for any pooled London KZ liquidities (close
proximity) or if liquidity is just heavily favored to one side/ liquidity keeps getting taken on
one side of the market
Importance of economic news calendar and equilibrium
Look for that impactful news for the week, this will be your OSOK set up to target pooled
liquidities
In the meantime, use equilibrium to frame your trades
When price is in either premium or discount, price will always want to gravitate
TOWARDS equilibrium
Usually accumulates on either side
However, when price is at or near equilibrium, it will always want to REPEL away
from equilibrium
Doesn't spend much time at equilibrium
Seems pretty simple right? Let me demonstrate to you just how powerful this actually is...
So is the dealing range defined by the extremes of Mon-Tues trading days or the current extreme high
and low of the week as it stands?
FX21F1832
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20/09
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Question, so with what your saying, would you view the London high from today the DR High, or the
Asia High? I would usually use the Asia high due to it taking a daily high, but would love to hear your
ideas around this. Thanks OP
FX21F2987
20/09
FX21F1042 wrote:
So is the dealing range defined by the extremes of Mon-Tues trading days or the current extreme high
and low of the week as it stands?
It's the established extreme high and low, usually by Tues or early Wed (can be outside of KZ). Think
about why ICT says time outside of KZ is dead time but he still notes the high and low of that range but
nothing else. Once established, don't change it throughout the week. Even if it sweeps that liquidity, it's
usually done on news manipulation and returns back inside the DR. Hope that makes sense
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attached an example below of what I mean
FX21F2987
20/09
FX21F1832 wrote:
Question, so with what your saying, would you view the London high from today the DR High, or the
Asia High? I would usually use the Asia high due to it taking a daily high, but would love to hear your
ideas around this. Thanks OP
Asia high from 9.19.22 would be DR high. But LO low from 9.19.22 would be DR low since it's the start
of the new week
FX21F2987
20/09
10:23am NY of EU 9.20.22
DR is established, DR does not change with the sweep of liq. Note pic below
FX21F1832
20/09
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FX21F2987 wrote:
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Asia high from 9.19.22 would be DR high. But LO low from 9.19.22 would be DR low since it's the start
of the new week
yep sweet thanks! So when a new week starts you remove London liquidity from previous week and
start fresh with Monday range.
FX21F2987
20/09
FX21F1832 wrote:
yep sweet thanks! So when a new week starts you remove London liquidity from previous week and
start fresh with Monday range.
Exactly, sometimes I note that the beginning of the current week will take out any remaining liquidity
from last week, especially Thurs or Fri liquidity. But it's not consistent enough/ I haven't backtested the
idea enough to implement
FX21F1832
20/09
FX21F2987 wrote:
Exactly, sometimes I note that the beginning of the current week will take out any remaining liquidity
from last week, especially Thurs or Fri liquidity. But it's not consistent enough/ I haven't backtested the
idea enough to implement
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great thanks for that! Look forward to studying it some more. Thanks for the straight forward to the point
no majestic BS thread 🤜🤛
FX21F1941
20/09
thanks for sharing
FX21F1202
20/09
@FX21F2987 Thanks for sharing. It really helps me keep things in perspective with this type of analysis.
This is hindsight only - but NY Open offered some nice scalps from the Dealing Range EQ down to the
Dealing Range Low. Blended this with some 90m cycle and mini KZ - pretty sweet. Next step is to call it
live 😉
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20/09
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EU 9.20.22 - Decided to trade at bottom end of range (discount). Anticipate range in discount leading up
to FOMC -> run on sellside then aggressive run to equilibrium. Illustrated below
FX21F2987
21/09
7:06am NY EU 9.21.22. Got something interesting for you guys. Price hung around at DR low yesterday
and expanded 2x the range and caused a fractal within a fractal situation, or rather a projection
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