A liquidity sweep is when price pushes through resting stops before reversing. Full guide to liquidity sweep trading with real examples.
A double purge is when both sides of liquidity are swept in sequence before the real move begins. Here is exactly how to spot…
Liquidity rests in zones, not single price points. Here is how to find HTF and LTF liquidity zones and use them to trade with…
Every chart has two sides of liquidity. Knowing which one price is being drawn toward is the foundation of every ICT entry. Here is…
An ICT Liquidity Void is a price range through which the market moved so quickly that no meaningful orders were transacted. Learn the difference…
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…
A liquidity sweep reverses after the stop run. A liquidity run continues. Here is how to tell them apart before the move, not after.
Inducement is the smart money trap that forms before the real move. ICT traders learn to avoid IDM levels and wait for price to…
In ICT, liquidity means resting stop orders at key levels. Learn how BSL and SSL work, how institutions sweep them, and how to use…
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