Finding Entries Into Trend - ICT Concepts
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0:00 Intro
0:15 Defining Trend
0:40 How I Enter Trend
3:08 Example 1 - Inducement
4:20 Example 2 - FVG
5:47 Price Action / Objective
7:00 Example 3 - Mitigation Blocks
8:13 Example 4 - Cheat Code
9:00 Example 5 - LTF FVG in Mitigation Block
9:33 Outro
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Honestly...I enjoy watching your videos more than ICT's..lol. You get right to the point. THANK YOU!
Please continue making these
Thank you! Will do!
You are a naturally born teacher ! Keep it Up !
Thanks!
Totally agree.
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This is great - especially that you provide actual entry suggestion rather than just theory. Much appreciated.
Love the idea of dropping down the TFs to find FVG entries. Elegant. Logical.
I was just studying this! Going from obvious buyside to obvious sellside and vice versa is predictable, but extension days always escaped me. ICT has mentioned "breakaway gaps", I believe in the Bridge video, could you do a concept video on those? Keep up the good work, amazing and digestible videos.
Thank you. Really enjoy your simple to understand videos with no fluff.
Glad you like them!
WOW! Thanks for this, I’ve been waiting a lot for a video on entry techniques like these! You’re super!
Thanks for this video and all the amazing educational/knowledge enhancing content you’re putting out there. I always look forward to your videos. Keep up the excellent work. More power to you, bro 👍🏼
Thanks for the positive comment!
We need you to talk more about inducement. Thx for your time, I value the effort and concise way you explain things.
Your channel is head and shoulders above all others imo. Very clear and succinct 👌
🙏❤️kind word, thank you!
Wow. nice. Thanks a lot for sharing these powerful clips. Listening to your voice and explanation as a formal ICT student, I would have bet all my future the voice is the ICT guy himself. Thanks again, dude.
Hahah thanks for watching!
I use the inducement entry in majority of my entries.
Thanks for sharing!
Same here!
Really nice video.I understand ICT concepts but sometimes I fail to get the correct entry. Please make more entry videos for bullish and bearish that will be awesome.
Good video for entries. Explains how I miss entries most of the time.
Great video! Can't wait to backtest these!!
Wow, what a powerful video! I will be back testing you "cheat code". Thanks!
Of course!
Absolute GOLD here my man.
Thank you!
Excellent explanation Thank You for taking the time to make them
Of course!
Great video as always! But I think I have to watch this one more often ;)
Nice video. Not everyone know about a mitigation of a candle. You won't need the seconds charts if you can see the mitigation.
I needed this video so bad, Thank you for the hard work my friend
Glad you enjoyed jt
Wow What Helpful video… just what I was looking thanks!! 💯👌🏾
Glad to hear it!
This is an excellent video... Really helps out with something I struggle with, I always find myself waiting for an OTE + FVG and more often than not recently I get left behind...
Same feelings here. Waitinh for a retracement to opposing array but left behind.
The whole reason I searched for these. I kept getting left behind on “trending” days. Wanted to find a way into the move
You guys miss the breaker block wick to the left of the high of the green candle you called "mitigation " block. Yes I hate missing those moves too but I noticed when that happens there's often a consequent encroachment of a breaker wick. If we were on telegram I'd put a chart up and show the fib drop and high low higher high that forms the breaker. It's a sneaky one with all those wicks but it's there. I don't recall if we can chat / share on your telegram... I'll go check. Thanks for these videos TTrades. I'm not a hater. Trust me. Much appreciated and Love studying together and I may be missing something in the definitions of a mitigation block so I'm genuinely asking.
@@nomosfoster2457 I don’t have a telegram so don’t get scammed
TTrades, Your message on telegram hit home "...in order to become a better trader you have to become a better person first." I JUST started mentally focusing on that this past month. Pushing my way to do my workouts when I was iffy about doing it. Cleaning my dishes immediately instead of waiting. Doing what I say I'm going to do with my children. Self discipline. In all areas of my life. Yes this is key. 💪🏿💪🏿
Bro I can't thank you enough. Ever since I started watching your videos and tutorials it has helped me are lot and honestly my trading has improved big time. Your videos has become my bread and butter day and night. Please keep making more. May God increase your storehouse and bless you abundantly 🙌 🙏 ❤️
Glad I could help
this is the best video on TH-cam
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very clear and to the point. Thanks a lot
Glad you liked it
This was pure Gold 🔥 👌🏾. Thank you. If you could, please elaborate further on where to use these mitigation blocks. Thanks again
Coming soon!
Awesome video… thanks!
Good work!
Would you please cut one video on the OTE and FVG entries. They are often similar in appearance to new people (confusing!), yet they have their distinctions. Oh, a pull back into a Breaker can also appear similar (more confusion).
I love that you indicate entries and stops, those are critical!
Thanks!
a FVG is a candlestick formation
a OTE is a fib retracement
Breaker is a candlestick formation as well.
I try to not combine many concepts in a single video or it can be confusing for some people.
On of the best trader in the world
Exquisite content. Many thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
We always like you. As you produce good videos for us.. Thumbs up
Thank you!
You are the best 🙌
Thanks!
very powerful Concept 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nice one sir, new subscriber from Philippines 🇵🇭...i hope and i want to be successful trader, like you
Thanks!
Very nice. Clearly communicated. 👍🏻
Thank you 🙂
What's the difference between a "mitigation block" and an "order block" or are these one in the same thing?
had to come back and say this is fye!!!
Thanks!
Man amazing video!! I’m looking but can you do a video on how mitigation blocks?
Awesome Content thank you :)
Thanks!
Thank you 😊
Great video, cover looks just like wags!!
lmaoooo
awesome, awesome ,
awesome!!!!
Glad you enjoyed
Many thanks to you.
Welcome!
great video, as usual, like watching comics when beeing a kid! ;) this is more serious of course!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You think you're get away with providing 9 minutes of PURE VALUE?.....thanks mate
Thank you!!
Yep!
Another banger brother🔥
Appreciate it
best example ever
thank you!
I like this lesson
Great content. The example at 5:47 what made you suspect price not likely going back into the range for OTE?. and also that price was most likely going to continue lower to take out the second low?
super aggressive displacement with no retracement
its a mindblowing concept
gracias por tu video
I would really appreciate it if you could make another video explaining this better pls 🙏
Hi love your videos! Just wondering,
How do you decide to enter with a mitigation block instead of waiting for an OTE?
Just depends on RR and how candles are respecting and then time.
Can U please make a video on different types of blocks
Mitigation
Breaker
Curious...do you have a sense of how often your mitigation block entries (whether regular or the cheat entry) are successful? Is there a certain magnitude of move and structure shift you look for to use mitigation blocks vs OTE?
That’s for you to backtest! I use them in very specific settings but prefer a mitigation block and then use a LTF fvg entry within it
Man, where you getting this information? LOL. You are definitely dialed into the Matrix. :). Neo and shit yo! Excellent content in a short video. I hope people watching these understand the power of what you are teaching. These + discipline = winning trades. Much appreciated.
Thank you!
Great video, thank you! how do you have trading buttons in the bottom right corner on a Replay panel? is it a PRO+ account feature? why are they grayed out?
I think it was a new update. I think they are greyed out because I never hit play. Just used the keyboard shortcut to walk through price. Not sure what plan it is available on, I do have the highest. But hopefully they add some things because currently cannot do limit orders.
@TTrades I know. It would be amazing if we could place orders in replay mode like in ForexTester.
this is gold
Thank you!
Sorry one more question...on minute 1:40 when you're explaining the first entry you were talking about it in relation to the inducement model...but the candles aren't taking liquidity prior to move up...is the assumption that the liquidity raid happened earlier in the setup and now you're trying to come in to the play?
I’m talking about when we fail to displace lows and then come back up. The high we fail to displace above raids stops from shorts in that area. Similar to the inducement model when stops are raided before the real move
Thanks, very interesting strategy, if may I ask, is it base on supply and demand zones, Wyckoff method? Thanks again!
ICT.
sir plzzz explain what is ipda and how to utilize for trading plan with structure and how understand it logically n what is the concept behind it
Legend!
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when entering off mitigation blocks, is it best to try and set a limit order off the 1 min or on a HTF?
Depends on the time frame you are trading. If im trading the 1min ill use the 1min
Top!!!
do you have a video on how to know a mitigation block?
Not yet. Have one planned for OB, BB and mitigation blocks
Great videos ! Do you have a Discord Channel?
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I believe in ICT's video he used down-candle as bearish mitigation block to look for shorts, and vise versa of course. You seemed to use down-candle as bullish mitigation block. Am I misunderstanding the concept, and could you clarify? Thank you.
did you take down the topdown Analysis video from TH-cam because I couldn't find it
It posts tomorrow!
0.43 also called a two legged pullback trap :-D
Hello, starting at 6min :21 sec of the video, you said likely price will fail to go up, can you explain why? i got lost there
thanks so much for great tutorial and your time
the closes of the candle
wonderful 🎉❤ but how to know if the market will continue the trend or range thx
bias
Hello sir
I've been using this method for quick scalps
So I want to ask, is there any good time to use this entry method with?
killzones is when i look for setups
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please Sir, please can you make a video about mitigation blocks especially on how you used it
It would be great if you write down the operations you have done on the chart. Then we can understand better. Thanks...
Hello Ttrades, I just started to watching your videos from very begining and first of all i'd like to say thank you for your great teachings. For a mitigation block formation as i saw in 2016 ICT Mentorship he explains for example we have a high and then failure swing that breaks bullish OB then that broken Bullish OB is called mitigation block and we can sell off there, but in this video mitigation block is somehow different than i learned, could you please explain this type of mitigation block in details? Thanks in advance
I was wrong with these. watch my new video on mitigation
Turtle soup entry, please explain 😎👌
Does this work on the high time frame if the price has moved down and it has fvg and ob then it retests the ob will i find out an entry from that ob in the lower time frame dear teacher ❤
any time frame
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my guy!
Great video. But question: your perceived mitigation blocks, what if the leg out (bearish) candle breaks but doesn't close below the low of the block, would you still take it?
Also, the cheat code is bit risky? How do you know when to go for it?
Yes but normally the RR on the cheat entry is insane like 5-10+ so it allows me to stop out numerous times. As for the close below. I personally do like to see a close below them a retest of the open. On a smaller timeframe if aggressive will be a FVG and a retest of that FVG
@@TTrades_edu Cool. Thanks.
@@TTrades_edu But at 6:40, how did you know that price was most likely not willing to reach back into the void above?
@@JunebugPresents mmsm. Look at the price action we are having currently twitter.com/ttrades_edu/status/1605236712568938496?s=46&t=haBl6QSBr7I6LTqPhnwOZg
@@TTrades_edu I'm looking at the image. Unfortunately, it doesn't tell me how you knew price wasn't going to retrace as you knew so in this video.
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At 6:31, is that not a unicorn set up? FVG and OB?
unicorn is BB and FVG
I don't understand why at 4:10 you go short instead of waiting to go long on a pullback back down to around 3922.50. Isn't that a bullish order block on the double dip down along with BOS of prior swing high at 3925?
Draw is still lower and price never displaced over that high
@ 2:22 If you take your long or short on the open after the mitigation block, how do you know it's even a mitigation block without the completion of the following candle
The market is fractal. If you drop a few time frames you'll see the correction before the impulse. Once it comes back into that candle, it's been mitigated. Then you can buy or sell. Look at each candle printed and notice how they come back into the previous candle or two.
I don’t know for sure that it will become a mitigation block, that’s what a stop loss is for. Usually I look for these with an obvious DOL when price is not pulling back at all
@@TTrades_edu what's a DOL?
@@TTrades_edu Okay thank you 🙏
Great
bro were we download this Video PDF?
I don't have a pdf for this yet
Hey, I keep hearing you mention "mitigation blocks", but you never explained what they are. Could you maybe do so in a future video? Thx :)
Yeah it’s on the list for the future!
Why you know when price action aggressive move away and left ob+Fvg but knowing it was unlikely going back up there?? 6:42
Personally just something inside my head from watching price enough. Gotta trust the little voice.
In my experience usually a move like this will return at most to a breaker block. Rarely OTE.
@@TTrades_edu ohh I see, thanks to your sharing!
@@dennylai5899 it’s like trying to stop a train and reverse it
Not quiet sure I get this mitigation block strategy. Seems a bit rando.... 🤔
What is a mitigation block?
I’ll make a video on it
Thanks again. What about an entry on consecutive downward closed candles with no mitigation block or fvg?
I personally dont
You trade Asia? It’s godlike for entries
Funny enough you say this. That’s where I kinda learned this because asia just consolidates or trends. I do not trade it anymore as I realized my expectancy per trade was going down from it
@@TTrades_edu Everyone says that but you really just need to know higher TF’s like weekly and even monthly. Price always goes to those areas before making big moves. It helps keeping that in mind because then the consolidation isn’t that confusing.
More about breaker block
have a video on it
Middle candle of the bearish example in the middle was wrong, next candle opened at the open of the green candle. Careful drawing candles next time
Didn’t spend too much time on that
There are gaps in the open and close.
At 7min I would say "that is not a mitigation block". Why do you say that's a mitigation block??
Please answer this
@@sajjadnaghdi8320 usually people think the person asking Is lazy and then they don't answer expecting them to go online and look and study. I've been studying ICT for over 3+ years and never heard Michael call a up close candle on a displacement leg a mitigation block. Charter or TH-cam. I'm curious if I'm missing something is all. It's why Michael doesn't like people trying to "teach" his stuff because of errors or incorrect terminology.
@@sajjadnaghdi8320 Still no reply.
Mitigation Blocks... The missing Piece! jaja
thanks for this bro, salam dari indonesia