The ICT Draw on Liquidity (DOL) identifies the price level that price is targeting on the current swing — the liquidity pool that institutions…
The ICT Dealing Range defines the container every ICT setup lives inside — the swing high and swing low that set the premium and…
ICT Internal Range Liquidity (IRL) and External Range Liquidity (ERL) define whether price is targeting liquidity inside or outside the current dealing...
When HTF and LTF market structure conflict in ICT Trading, the higher timeframe always governs. Learn how to resolve HTF vs LTF conflicts, when…
An ICT Liquidity Void is a price range through which the market moved so quickly that no meaningful orders were transacted. Learn the difference…
ICT Equal Highs (EQH) and Equal Lows (EQL) are among the highest-probability liquidity targets in the ICT framework. Learn why double tops and double...
An ICT Stop Hunt is the engineered price move that clears retail stop-loss orders before the true directional delivery begins. Learn how to identify…
ICT Previous Day High (PDH), Previous Day Low (PDL), Previous Week High (PWH), and Previous Week Low (PWL) are among the most reliable draw…
The ICT Hidden Order Block forms inside a displacement candle rather than before it — making it invisible to traders who only look for…
The ICT First Presented FVG is the first Fair Value Gap that forms after a displacement move. It is the highest-probability FVG entry in…
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