Summary:
ICT reviews an Asian-session trade they shared on X, explaining the setup, execution, and rationale. Working off a macro window around 9:50–10:10 and using daily as their highest actionable timeframe, they identified a key wick/premium area and an inversion/fair-value gap (FVG) as a higher-timeframe turning point. Dropping to a 1-minute chart they hunted a Turtle-Soup–style entry into two stages of buy-side liquidity, then used a bearish FVG to short into deeper liquidity pools. They recorded the entire trade live (not market replay) and posted it for verification. They scaled out with partials near the swing low and closed the remainder near the targeted liquidity; price later reclaimed the lower FVG and rallied. Main lessons: treat wicks/gaps and FVGs as important levels, combine higher- and lower-timeframe context, and manage entries/exits into liquidity.


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