2023 ICT Mentorship - ICT Silver Bullet Time Based Trading Model

You have to frame a narrative for your trade setup, or in other words, where price will go to from the current location (you are building a bridge between point A and point B), and why it should do that. The why is very important. There are 2 reasons. To take out stops or reprice to an imbalance/inefficiency. The distance to that level should be at least 10 handles for indices. Now inside of that price leg, you are aiming to get 5 handles. This will allow you to be more flexible with your entries and exits. If you can frame 10 handles, then you have increased chances of getting 5. These are essential frameworks to “High Probability” ICT SB Setups.

Here is a list of things that can be used to frame the most important thing: Draw on Liquidity:

1. Previous Daily H/L - If we are bullish we look for Yesterday’s High, bc there will be resting Buy stops. We will be looking for a run into that PDH. That expansion is the DOL. Vice versa if we are bearish. If we expect lower prices throughout the week, then we look at PDL as Liquidity Pool with Sell stops. So we will be looking for a setup that expands down into that liquidity.
2. Previous Session H/L - If you are trading the AM session, you can use the London/Asia H/L and look to run on liquidity or retest of those old H/L’s.
3. Previous Week H/L - If we are bullish we would be looking to run above PWH and if bearish we will run to PWL..
4. Return to Current/Old NWOG - Returning into the Gap can be treated as DOL
5. Expansion away from NWOG -
6. Classic ICT OTE
7. Confluence of the 2022 YouTube Mentorship Model - Your draw on liquidity could be a inefficiency above the marketplace when we're bullish or a inefficiency below the price when we are bearish. Which means that if we're bearish we could be aiming for a discount BISI or some measure of FVG below current price action. That would be your draw when bearish. Or if you're bullish you would be looking for a inefficiency above current price action. Which would be many times in the form of a SIBI or a variant of FVG above current price action.

You can treat all of the 7 variations as Draw on Liquidity. They are all equally available in terms of probability if it is in the market at that time. They won’t be always available all of them. There might be times where PWH has already been ran in the morning. In that case you have look at HTF for Liquidity pool or Inefficiency above price if you are bullish.

💎Not all of them will exist and on any given day not all of these will be in the charts but most days one of these criteria will be in play.

The main emphasis is determining the next most likely draw in the price action. Where is the price likely to go to next. That's the number one goal. If you don’t know this, whatever analysis concept you are using will probably fail.

London Open Silver Bullet

• Setup Time: 3:00AM- 4:00AM

This is a time based model, which means that it is linked to a specific 60m interval. It does form every single day. However it may not be in the Future index contract that you trade, or in the FX pair, or in the asset that you are looking at.

• What we are looking for is a classic ICT FVG to form between 3AM and 4AM. The factor that we are going to heavily lean on is the skill to determine where price is going to go. Not necessarily the bias, but you just predominantly have to consider where the next Draw on Liquidity is. Buy stops or SIBI above price if we are bullish. In this example price was bearish:

We have an obvious Swing Low with Sell stops resting below. We look if it has 10 handle distance, but we aim to collect only 5 handles.