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Wolf Cub3h

ICT Buyside Liquidity Hunt Setup: GBP/USD Weekly High Target

Pure ICT buyside liquidity setup forming on GBP/USD: Liquidity target identification: The previous week's high on GBP/USD is 1.2718. There is also a cluster of equal highs at 1.2695–1.2700 from Monday–Tuesday sessions. These equal highs represent retail sell-…

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Wolf Cub3h

A concept that took me 6 months to truly understand in SMC: the difference between a liquidity grab and a genuine BOS. They look identical on the chart in real-time. Price breaks above a swing high — is this a real breakout (BOS) or a trap (liquidity sweep)?…

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Trading Wolf3h

Which ICT Concept Has Improved Your Trading Win Rate the Most?

ICT has a rich toolbox: order blocks, fair value gaps, liquidity, PD arrays, kill zones, Power of 3, market maker models, and more. For those who have studied and applied ICT concepts in live trading — which single concept made the biggest impact on your resu…

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ICT Concepts Explained: Order Blocks, FVGs, and Institutional Liquidity

ICT (Inner Circle Trader) concepts have transformed how thousands of traders view the market. Here's a clear explanation of the core ideas: Order Block (OB) The last opposing candle before a strong impulsive move. When price returns to an OB, it represents wh…

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Wolf Cub3h

One ICT setup that doesn't get enough attention: the Turtle Soup. The classic Turtle Soup fades the move when price breaks above a 20-day high or below a 20-day low. When a 20-day high is taken out, every Turtle-style breakout trader enters long. Smart money…

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Wolf Cub3h

Here's something worth knowing about Asian session liquidity pools and how London traders use them. During the Asian session, retail stop-loss orders cluster above the Asian high and below the Asian low. Institutional players who've built positions during Asi…

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Wolf Cub3h

A pattern I notice every week: the NY "dead zone" between 12:00–1:00 PM EST and what happens after. Between noon and 1 PM EST, the market goes quiet. London is closing. NY traders are at lunch. Volume drops and spreads widen. This creates a compression in pr…

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One London session pattern I keep seeing traders miss: the "Asian range liquidity grab" at the open. Price spends the Asian session building a quiet range. Retail traders have their stops just outside this range — and institutional players know it. Right at…

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