ICT is running a live trading/teaching session and is frustrated by platform and compliance limits: they can’t film certain content, can’t give real trade advice, and find paper trading unusable during the opening bell. They criticize TradingView for poor order fills and slow execution, saying if it doesn’t improve they’ll switch to NinjaTrader. During the session they describe their trade logic—using fair value gaps, inversions, “horizon” (midpoint/event horizon), and stop-loss placement—explaining they shorted to take out stops then accumulated a long inside a bullish fair value gap. Execution/user errors (dragging orders, limited peripherals because the laptop must support an external mic) prevented ideal fills and partial profit-taking. They monitor price behavior relative to gaps and halfway points (preferring wicks, not bodies, below midpoints), end up neutral on the market, and plan to process and post the recording online.