WorksheetsICT Study Vol.1
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 31mins
You don’t need to be a (a) to trade successfully!
Doing what doesn’t stop once you become consistent?
(a)
Buy stops are also what type of liquidity?
Sellside liquidity
Buy liquidity
Purchase liquidity
Buyside liquidity
What’s rests below each low?
Buyside liquidity
Buy stops
Sell stops
Caution stop
We can confirm a possible reversal scenario with ___?
FVG
OB
SMT
MSS
What is a consistently profitable trader?
Someone who is trading one or more live funded accounts.
A person who has not been able to produce consistently profitable returns over a period of 6-12 months.
A person with a live funded account and has been able to produce consistent returns over a period of 6-12 months
Someone who has an overall win rate but is negative most of the time.
A crack in correlation by itself means (a) .
What is a SIBI?
A bearish FVG
A bullish FVG
Above each high, what rests?
Sell stops
Stop signs
Buy stops
Sellside liquidity
Sell stops are also what kind of liquidity?
Buy liquidity
Sellside liquidity
Sell liquidity
Buyside liquidity
The market is either going for _____(liquidity) or an _________.
Stops
Just gaps
Imbalance
Gos
A FVG’s formations is based on how many candles?
2
3
1
4
What charts are best for indicies (entry)?
15M, 5M
3M, 2M, 1M
5M
All
Does this model repeat every single week, every single day?
(a)
What is Liquidity?
A shift in the direction of price delivery.
Stop orders, limit orders, and stops losses from retail traders like us.
A lot of aggression in a move, a clear displacement creating a gap.
Buy &’ Sell signal
What should you do if you have equal highs higher than old highs?
They get liquidity preference 2nd.
They get liquidity preference 1st.
What is a BISI?
A bullish FVG
A bearish FVG
Where are FVGs typically found?
Near highs/low with no relative bias.
Just above/below a single price high/low in a relative bias.
Just above multiple price highs in a relative bias.
They are typically found near ICTs home.
What should you look for when expecting a MSS?
A break just under sell/buyside liquidity.
An aggressive move completely through sell/buyside liquidity.
A break above buy/sellside liquidity.
Price to ignore liquidity.
What should you expect when a significant price move is expected?
Always expect for your model to show.
Always anticipate some measure of a stop hunt on bull/sell stops.
Always enter immediately.
Always don’t anticipate some measure of a stop hunt on bull/sell stops.
What imbalance is a change in the state of delivery?
An market structure shift
A beaker block
An order block
A fair value gap
The setup is either their or it’s (a) !
What time should you avoid trading (indicies)?
02:00-05:00 London Open
08:30-11:00 New York AM Session
13:30-16:00 New York PM Session
12:00-13:00 New York Lunch
3 drives up into an old high is a sign of? 3 drives down into an old low is a sign of?
A turtle soup.
Judas swing.
Stop hunt.
1st 22’ model confirmation.
Once price breaks above/below liquidity, what does that create?
(a)
Smart money is only looking at ____ &’ _____
(a)
A FVG after a run on BSL/SSL can be a good confluence.
False.
Sometimes (no bias).
True.
What comes first, price or time?
Price
Time
When price goes above an old high, expect what?
A displacement then an imbalance created.
An imbalance then displacement created.
A retouch of the old high, continuing higher.
Price to consolidate.
Does the market need liquidity to move?
Always
Sometimes
Never
What should you expect when your bias is bullish?
A run on SSL to then seek a continuation of the trend.
A run on BSL to the seek continuation of the trend.
Nothing.
Where are imbalances birthed?
Above the displacement.
Between the displacement.
Below the displacement.
Everything depends on (a) .
What should you expect when your bias is bullish?
A run on nothing to then seek a continuation higher.
A run on BSL to then seek a continuation lower.
A run on an atom to then seek a continuation lower.
A run on SSL to then seek a continuation higher.
The premium and discount helps you understand where to buy & sell.
Yes
No
A run on liquidity should have an aggressive move up or down.
True
False
A FVG is position between which two candles?
1 &’ 2
2 &’ 4
1 &’ 3
2 &’ 1
We can understand Market Structure/Market Structure Shifts by understanding LL/LH/HL/HH, impulses, and retracements.
FALSE
True
Does each &’ every single low &’ high have liquidity?
No
Some of them
Yes
What is a MSS?
An aggressive move with a clear displacement creating gaps.
Helps you understand where to buy and sell.
Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution.
A shift in the direction of price delivery.
A FVG is a aggressive move, with clear displacement happening, creating “gaps”
TRUE
False
When a HL is broken by a LH that creates what?
A market shift.
Another LH.
A daily bias.
PO3
What opportunities do we look for in premium?
A selling opportunity.
A buying opportunity.
When a LH is broken by a HH that creates what?
A retracement.
A market shift.
A fair value gap.
A propulsion block.
Does price have to fill the FVG completely when waiting for a retracement?
(a)
Best two kill zones for a beginner trader (indicies & Forex)
02:00-05:00 London (Forex/Indicies)
08:30-11:00 New York Am Session (Indicies)
20:00-00:00 Asian Range (Indicies/Forex)
07:00-10:00 New York Open (Forex)
You should only look for FVGs when
During a killzone
Before a run on stops
After a run on stops
Before a killzone
While/before a MSS occurs
What opportunities do we look for in discount?
A selling opportunity.
A buying opportunity.
What is the BPR?
A fair value gap.
Two overlapping fair value gaps.
Extra: Never put more than 10% of your net worth into a broker.
True.
I can do what I please.
False, it’s only 5%.
