2017 Mentorship Core Content
Month 9
8 published lessons · Study at your own pace
- 01
The Sentiment Effect
Align daily or four-hour bias with Asian Range sweeps, the New York midnight open, PD Arrays, and sentiment confluence to frame selective long and short day trades.
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Filling The Numbers
IPDA daily-range projections are framed through pivots, Central Bank Dealers Range, Asian Range, and flout measurements, then aligned with PD Array bias, time of day, and confluence.
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20 Pips Per Day
Two 5-minute scalp frameworks use Asian or New York stop raids, session range context, and fixed 20-pip risk and targets.
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Trading In Consolidations
Higher-timeframe daily and 4-hour order flow guides consolidation trades, using liquidity runs beyond short-term highs or lows to fade breakouts and target equilibrium.
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Trading Market Reversals
Market reversals are framed as liquidity raids at prior-day, intra-week, and intermediate-term extremes, confirmed by higher-timeframe PD arrays and session-specific conditions.
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Bread & Butter Buy Setups
Bullish scalp setups are framed through offset accumulation and reaccumulation, using sell-side liquidity raids and discount arrays across London, New York, London close, and Asia sessions.
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Bread & Butter Sell Setups
Bearish offset distribution and redistribution use buy-side liquidity and premium arrays for intraday sells, with London and New York timing framed by daily-range objectives.
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ICT Day Trade Routine
A day-trading routine that connects economic-calendar timing, 20/40/60-day IPDA ranges, PD arrays, and higher-timeframe order flow to intraday execution planning.
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