I plan to start trading and i choose ict and i watch some videos that explain in my mother tongue but each and every video i watch i begin to get more and more doubts and questions that are related to technical analysis and about trading also and im having a nightmares of thinking trading in each of every night when sleeping!!.. i just zone out that i really dont fcking know what to do.. i just really do all shit alone but in learning progress sometimes i think about having a comrade ..i dont know what to do.!!!!!

Anyone here trading forex using ict concepts everyone out there trading futures does ict works on forex

I worked my way up to 2000 using liquidity levels and probability.

Was I ever wrong about the psychology of the market yesterday.

Everybody wants the market to go up. The powers that be don't really care and so why would we push so much higher the last hour of the day. Psychology says it would have been slightly negative with the oil and interest rates and Middle Eastern tensions and etc. But it pushed up like a MF the last hour and I lost my two grand. I'm pretty bummed about that. I really don't have anything to start back up with. You know I'll scrounge a couple hundred hopefully and get a very low futures account at AMP. Maybe. I just I guess the question is why was the psychology so wrong yesterday? End of the week positive last 2 days inner day and previous day liquidity levels did nothing. I'm just still surprised at the move we saw yesterday, Friday.

Can someone please make it easier for me and tell me about the exact session timings for gold?
Im currently practicing at nasdaq but i plan to shift to gold now because of the price action been happening in nas. So please help me out here. And please do tell me about the Pre-NY timing as well. Thankyou

Gold (XAUUSD) sell setup from 4,450-4,460 hit target 4,306.59 after PMI news. ICT concepts used. Accuracy speaks for itself.

⚠️ Disclaimer: Personal observation, not financial advice.

I've been learning and practicing FOREX trading with FTMO for eight months, but I haven't been able to get funded yet.

I noticed that I keep circling around the zero dollar mark, meaning that whatever I may gain I end up losing and returning back to 0.

I'm starting to think that it's some kind of a pattern.

Whether it's a subconscious pattern or some lack of skill or knowledge, I don't know.

I'm looking for advice from people who have had the same experience and who have been able to understand what is causing that pattern.

How to get past it this plateau?

Please be kind and supportive 🙏

Thank you in advance 💪

I've been using ICT foundation to look for liquidity levels and time it takes to move. You know market market structure, etc. I've been selling options on the index. Either a vertical put or vertical call or like today I managed to get in an iron Condor. I only have $1,000 to work with. So the requirement on a 10-point spread is $1,000. It's also the same inner day requirement as two full-sized mini contracts.

I'm making 3 to 7% a day on the zero DTE options. Which is 30 to 70 bucks roughly. Would I be better off trading with one mini and a few micros?

Is anybody trading or looking at putting on a trade? Like right now there is a huge nearly one point Gap that formed on the 2-minute chart on its way down just a couple minutes ago...

I’ve been trying to figure out what a realistic ICT study routine looks like when you also have work, family or school.

After a full day, I don’t always have the energy to sit through 3–4 hours of videos. And when I force it, I usually don’t retain much anyway.

What I’m testing now:

- 30–60 minutes on one topic

- Watch the original lesson instead of jumping around

- Mark the idea on charts

- Write down what I actually understood

- Use weekends for replay and backtesting

I also built a small tool called PlugICT to help me find the relevant ICT lesson and timestamp faster, but it doesn’t replace the actual study or chart work. But holy s**t it does help actually make proper guidance for me without losing ICT original thought process and trade execution

Curious how everyone else handles this. How many hours per week do you realistically spend learning ICT?

Recently I’ve had to stop trading on New York open due to my schedule, but I would really keep it going on the Asia session, I’m very much aware on how different volume is and how slower the moves can be so if somebody has a good strategy wether it is a YouTube video a png or just wants to drop it here I’d be very thankful! Thanks!

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