This is how I was getting stopped out on "correct" trade every time! The first time i see what was going on. I just couldn't get why I am so bad at setting my stop losses. Let's now see if I can improve from here... fx replay here I come. Thank you so much.
Great video, love the value of covering ICT concepts in short and clearly. I would love to see a video about when to stop chasing a LQ point for an entry, sometimes a LQ presents entry then fails, when do you stop chasing the market?
@@TTrades_edu for example the market sweeps LQ, after LQ sweep and a setup is presented and you execute and then it loses do you not look again to reenterif it gives another setup after the losss?
@@LocalCapitalGains I would advise you to leave the trade even though maybe in hindsight you were later correct. The mere fact that you were stopped out means your trade setup was invalidated so allow the market to do its thing and check back later for some other clean trade setup.
Im still learning and don't feel comfortable trying to teach that while I am still learning. It is on my mind for future videos though. Check out videos 12-13 of ICT 2022 mentorship as well as this thread twitter.com/_amtrades/status/1539385869672792066?s=20&t=kuYiDqw0NPhHulbEQYhotQ
I love your videos. It’s really concise and to the point. Could you do a video on time and price (killzones, ny opening time, ny midnight, etc) :) thank you
Another great video. 👍👏 Just a thought, I believe it would be fantastic if you would create 2 videos. I believe separating the (upward Inducement model with the follow up chart example) from the (downward Inducement model with a chart example) will help many of us to learn and master them better. I want to be the person that practices 1 kick 10,000 times and not the person that practices 10,000 kicks only 1 time. In this case I’ll practice 2 kicks 5,000 times each. 🤣🤣🤣
"internal liquidity in a range that is ran before the actual move" hope there is a part two of this model as I wonder how to tell when inducement model will happen vs. continuation. I imagine we can get stricter about entries on "cheaper end of" fvg... idk. fingers crossed there is more on this soon
Thanks for explaining this. Today I have to move my stop from 6 pips to 9.5 because I was worried about inducement and thank god I did. Then again i don't want to wait for inducement and risk missing my entry. I wonder is there a way to avoid being induced? Is it all about stop placement? Going to go check your video archive, maybe there's already a video. 🤞
So how should we use the inducement model? Assuming we got short when it first entered the FVG (the inducement par), do we then add to our position when the induced part is run? Or is that too risky
0:10 Introduction. Inducement model. How it is similar and different to the 2022 Mentorship model. 0:15 What is the inducement model. Internal range liquidity attacked before real move. The 2022 mentorship model is based on Displacement and then return back into the FVG. The inducement model capitalizes on all the traders who enter when the FVG is tagged and NOT filled. Inducement will knock out aggressive who move their stops to B/E as soon as MSS is formed. 0:45 Example #1. TF = 15 minute. Bias Long. Inducement short term low taken out then bullish THEN stop hunt then BOOM. 1:37 Example #2 TF = 15 minute. 2:12 Example #3 TF = 1 minute. Inducement is clearly visible. MM traps aggressive traders. Stop placement is critical for success. Conclusion. Internal liquidity that is ran before the real move happens.
can you do a video on when to move from say 15m chart to the lower TFs for better entry...... Can we move down if we see a FVG on 15m but it does not get filled. Thanks
as i understand (for longs, for example) inducement hit same fvg where traders opens longs, or fvg below. If inducement hits area below last fvg it invalidates setup (means bias is wrong and we go lower)?
thanks it's more clearer for me now BUT as i'm using ict 2022 model How can I avoid to be induce ?? 1st: always put my SL above/below the latest H/L or FVG, and no worries about the Idm... 2nd: or wait to see what happen with the internal liquidity BUT maybe miss this entry point if it was not an IDM !? or other solutions please ? but anyway IDM is just for the traders who rush their trail or enter too agressivly !? correct ?
@@TTrades_edu Fabulous. I also heard ICT talk a lot about Macros and algos running at specific times that might help traders set up some trades or avoid trading at all. Depending on how familiar you are with them, any chance you can make a video about that in the future? Thanks
I've been searching this for hours but couldn't find the origin of the concept. Can you please share the exact source from ICT videos, explaining inducement concept. Thanks.
The question is, how, or is it possible to see this coming and not get caught it in it. I'm willing to bet you that some of those tops where the 3 REQH are due in part to retail traders trading off the 5 and 15 minute 20 EMA. With a naked chart you can't see it but I'm telling you, the 20EMA on the 5 and 15 is being heavily traded by retail and might be responsible for some of these moves. The algo can't stop higher volume moves. It will react to it. I think people have this perception that the algo is in complete control and regardless of what comes in trade wise it's going to keep doing it what it's programmed to do. While it may have an objective program wise, in my opinion it's constantly recalculating to achieve it's agenda.
I appreciate your effort, but what should we do when the price breaks liquidity level and keeps going on that direction and then does the model you presented except the BOS and FVG were made far away from the Liquidity line, I hope this made sense, if not is there a way i can show you what i mean. thank you a lot!
keep hunting for the “checklist” (liquidity, BOS/MSS, fair value, etc) to form - it may be some more liquidity pools or a higher draw on liquidity then just that first high/low
How can we avoid them? especially in forex i see many valid entries with market structure shift, fvg etc just to see they are getting swept many times before the actual move.
@@TTrades_edu thanks for the reply. After watching the video i found out watching forex markets on 15min tf eliminates most of them as i was wrongly doing it on 1min. Watching market in 15min tf and going 1min immediately after displacement to look for a good entry is the best approach i guess. I also set stop by adding 1 atr above/below the candle that is bouncing from fvg.
@@TTrades_edu was watching some other vids. Some were saying the inducement pullback doesn't reach/touch a POI. or the BoS/sweep of the pullback is weak. and when you say HTF, keep the ratio low? 1:3/1:4 = M5:M15 or H1:H4? thanks for replying and helping. much appreciated 🙏🙏
thanks for the video however u didnt give the crue of qualifying a proper low some times price runs lows 3times or more before real move please start from there sir thanks
@@TTrades_edu sometimes when price run liquidity during enducements it can run lows more times how do u tell how many times it's likely to make lows before amojor move in FVG or PDAray
Please do not confuse these two words 😭😭😭 What you show in the video is MSS!!! NOT BREAK OF STUCTURE. BREAK OF STRUCTURE IS CONTINUATION OF TREND. MARKET STRUCTURE SHIFT or CHoCH is change of trend.
Still not understood well this concept... In your first example... there is not so much inducement as I see it because we won't get in the trade here as the FVG has not been reach yet... For the third example... well just get in in the first FVG and you are good. And even if you wait other confirmation for the second one that have inducement.. depending of your plan.. you either didnt BE yet and your SL should be above the candle thaht create the FVG so still in... or you already BE and you out of the trade, nopt a big deal and maybe you took partial profit yet... Also in the third example (and second), it is why safer people will wait 50% of the FVG to get in
example one: inducement i defined as a high/low being ran (no displacement) before the move, that still qualifies as a setup for me. even if the fvg has yet to be reached. I personally prefer that. Second example isnt in my killzone and im asleep. Third example looks to have hit the .5 anyways. If you want to understand this concept I would watch my displacement vs lack of displacement video
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Like everyone is saying, I appreciate how quick and concise this is. So it’s basically a retracement before the real move.
Yeah run people out of their position before the real move
Getting internal liquidity before the real move! The light bulb just went on!
ICT explain this in 3hours and you just explain it in 3mins 👽
Glad it was helpful!
Please, could you post the link to ICT inducement video? I still have not understood inducement? Its really confusing
so is it generally best to wait for this to happen, cuz always fear the price will run away.
@@bilyonarelifestile2226 better miss out than a losing trade😂
@@kenicto did you find the video? i’m looking for it too
This is great, never knew this model but did notice stops being hunted on FVG entries. Thanks for explaining!
Thanks for watching!
You're really the best at explaining these concepts. Everything else out here is so drawn out and confusing
Thank you!
Fantastic i see that happening all the time great lesson.
love the short and knowledgable videos !
Glad to hear it!
Very interesting!! Look forward to learning more of this model from you.
Simple, clear and easy to understand 👌
Glad it helped!
i've noticed this setup and now i have a name for it. Well done!
Awesome!
This is how I was getting stopped out on "correct" trade every time! The first time i see what was going on. I just couldn't get why I am so bad at setting my stop losses. Let's now see if I can improve from here... fx replay here I come.
Thank you so much.
glad to help!
Great, great Stuff! Wish even more videos and examples.
Examples, love the examples, please more examples
Awesome. Simply put 🙏
Thanks!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You make look easy
Thanks for watching!
Thank you sir, Short videos but powerful
Best chanel! Thanks for content!
Of course!
You´re amazinggg!!!!!!
You are the best
Great video, love the value of covering ICT concepts in short and clearly. I would love to see a video about when to stop chasing a LQ point for an entry, sometimes a LQ presents entry then fails, when do you stop chasing the market?
Not exactly sure what you mean chasing for an entry?
@@TTrades_edu for example the market sweeps LQ, after LQ sweep and a setup is presented and you execute and then it loses do you not look again to reenterif it gives another setup after the losss?
@@LocalCapitalGains I would advise you to leave the trade even though maybe in hindsight you were later correct. The mere fact that you were stopped out means your trade setup was invalidated so allow the market to do its thing and check back later for some other clean trade setup.
great video as always!
Glad you enjoyed!
Great video full of knowledge
Glad it was helpful!
This is why ICT stresses not to move your stop loss I guess. Thank you for this!
exactly
I always like to take entries in fvgs when there is liquidity in them as well. "It fortifies the setup" - ICT
Love it!
So clear man. This lady wants to hug you 🤗
As i drew on paper at the same time as you. I then turned it upside down for an upward move 😉
Great job!
crazy good video.. ure a great teacher
Glad you think so!
I found this helpful and wouldn't mind seeing more examples of it
thanks for letting me know!
thanks
Yep!
Please make video explaining about advanced market structure (ITL,STL,etc) and how can they be used as entry along with ICT model
Im still learning and don't feel comfortable trying to teach that while I am still learning. It is on my mind for future videos though. Check out videos 12-13 of ICT 2022 mentorship as well as this thread twitter.com/_amtrades/status/1539385869672792066?s=20&t=kuYiDqw0NPhHulbEQYhotQ
I love your videos. It’s really concise and to the point.
Could you do a video on time and price (killzones, ny opening time, ny midnight, etc) :) thank you
Yeah I can work on that!
@@TTrades_edu thank you!
Another great video. 👍👏 Just a thought, I believe it would be fantastic if you would create 2 videos. I believe separating the (upward Inducement model with the follow up chart example) from the (downward Inducement model with a chart example) will help many of us to learn and master them better.
I want to be the person that practices 1 kick 10,000 times and not the person that practices 10,000 kicks only 1 time. In this case I’ll practice 2 kicks 5,000 times each. 🤣🤣🤣
Possibly, next time i will add both models in there and give more examples
@@TTrades_edu you’re awesome!!👍
Great job... would be even better if you could include both bulish and bearish scenarios for any model. Thanks
just flip the idea bro...lol
It's very good 👍
Thanks 😊
Of course!
You are good mentor ❤️
I think you are good human. Thank 😊
Nice!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
"internal liquidity in a range that is ran before the actual move"
hope there is a part two of this model as I wonder how to tell when inducement model will happen vs. continuation. I imagine we can get stricter about entries on "cheaper end of" fvg... idk. fingers crossed there is more on this soon
I actually have a remake of this video
Thanks for explaining this. Today I have to move my stop from 6 pips to 9.5 because I was worried about inducement and thank god I did. Then again i don't want to wait for inducement and risk missing my entry. I wonder is there a way to avoid being induced? Is it all about stop placement? Going to go check your video archive, maybe there's already a video. 🤞
time of day can play a role and just experience but it comes down to stop placement.
@@TTrades_edu Thank you
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More more more longer videos!!
…but thank you for this!
Sorry hard to make longer vids sometimes
no the videos are just right.
if you want them longer rewatch them
I prefer these shorter vids. All the info is in there without being longer than necessary.
Please could you do a well explained video on inducement? It's confusing. Thanks
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Of course!
left side liquduty model and mchoch modeal and mitigation enty can u show them also
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So a Second Touch Entry from the FVG, grabbing liquidity , before the real move.
Yeah
This is why my stops kept getting hit 😂
now you know!
So how should we use the inducement model? Assuming we got short when it first entered the FVG (the inducement par), do we then add to our position when the induced part is run? Or is that too risky
I personally like to use it when the initial high/low that gets ran it right before discount/ premium
0:10 Introduction. Inducement model. How it is similar and different to the 2022 Mentorship model.
0:15 What is the inducement model. Internal range liquidity attacked before real move. The 2022 mentorship model is based on Displacement and then return back into the FVG. The inducement model capitalizes on all the traders who enter when the FVG is tagged and NOT filled. Inducement will knock out aggressive who move their stops to B/E as soon as MSS is formed.
0:45 Example #1. TF = 15 minute. Bias Long. Inducement short term low taken out then bullish THEN stop hunt then BOOM.
1:37 Example #2 TF = 15 minute.
2:12 Example #3 TF = 1 minute. Inducement is clearly visible. MM traps aggressive traders. Stop placement is critical for success.
Conclusion. Internal liquidity that is ran before the real move happens.
can you do a video on when to move from say 15m chart to the lower TFs for better entry...... Can we move down if we see a FVG on 15m but it does not get filled. Thanks
Thats up to personal style, some enter just as it enters the 15min FVG. I will personally go to 1min or 15second charts and find a low risk setup.
great video. how is it different from engineering liquidity ?
basically the same thing
as i understand (for longs, for example) inducement hit same fvg where traders opens longs, or fvg below. If inducement hits area below last fvg it invalidates setup (means bias is wrong and we go lower)?
yeah that would then be a mss
Gre3at videos for someone new...Just curious if you do or have done anything with the Institutional Price Levels and New Science of Fib Use...Thanks!
I have not messed around with it yet!
I’ve been using it and will be interested in your take when/if you do
thanks it's more clearer for me now BUT as i'm using ict 2022 model How can I avoid to be induce ??
1st: always put my SL above/below the latest H/L or FVG, and no worries about the Idm...
2nd: or wait to see what happen with the internal liquidity BUT maybe miss this entry point if it was not an IDM !?
or other solutions please ? but anyway IDM is just for the traders who rush their trail or enter too agressivly !? correct ?
generally correct sl. i prefer to just trade the inducement when i see it. prefer when that high or low is resting at .5 of the range
@@TTrades_edu thanks for the answer, appreciate it
@TTrades, does this basically mean, that if you enter on fvg, dont go into breakeven, because it might come back and run you out before continuing?
depends on strategy but if DOL isnt met and structure is still valid it can come back. I will look to use it as an entry .
lmfaoo so many people watched fvgs the algo had to update, now we 1 up again boysss
Amazing!!!!! In the IM does it need to have a fvg as well?
not always, i prefer it
@@TTrades_edu got it! If it doesn’t have one. Would your entries be based on fibb 50% discount zone and/or OTE approach for IM?
Would you be able to do a video with examples of how you'd trade this model?
Yeah I will look into doing a video on that
Can you do a video about the purge and revert and the turtle soup model and how to best trade it?
yes it will be coming out in a few weeks
@@TTrades_edu Fabulous. I also heard ICT talk a lot about Macros and algos running at specific times that might help traders set up some trades or avoid trading at all. Depending on how familiar you are with them, any chance you can make a video about that in the future? Thanks
I've been searching this for hours but couldn't find the origin of the concept. Can you please share the exact source from ICT videos, explaining inducement concept. Thanks.
I learned it from twitter.com/trader_hanson?s=21&t=qBWAUlNU2KTKMWLFQCl1ww on Twitter, not sure where it is besides that
The question is, how, or is it possible to see this coming and not get caught it in it. I'm willing to bet you that some of those tops where the 3 REQH are due in part to retail traders trading off the 5 and 15 minute 20 EMA. With a naked chart you can't see it but I'm telling you, the 20EMA on the 5 and 15 is being heavily traded by retail and might be responsible for some of these moves. The algo can't stop higher volume moves. It will react to it. I think people have this perception that the algo is in complete control and regardless of what comes in trade wise it's going to keep doing it what it's programmed to do. While it may have an objective program wise, in my opinion it's constantly recalculating to achieve it's agenda.
To answer the question, correct stop placement.
I appreciate your effort, but what should we do when the price breaks liquidity level and keeps going on that direction and then does the model you presented except the BOS and FVG were made far away from the Liquidity line, I hope this made sense, if not is there a way i can show you what i mean. thank you a lot!
could you send me a dm on twitter explaining with a picture.
keep hunting for the “checklist” (liquidity, BOS/MSS, fair value, etc) to form - it may be some more liquidity pools or a higher draw on liquidity then just that first high/low
and one more question what is the difference between Liquidity grab and inducement ?
basically same thing in this video.
Are FVG better to use than orderblocks ?
I prefer to have a fvg with an orderblock just below/ above it.
No wonder i keep getting stopped out :)
Now you know!
How to identify if it’s bos or liquidity grab in real-time?
yep thats on the list of ones to make!
Look for your HTF bias at some sort of FVG reaction on the 4H or daily, and then from there you should get biais for the day after zooming in.
How can we avoid them? especially in forex i see many valid entries with market structure shift, fvg etc just to see they are getting swept many times before the actual move.
You really cant, I just have my stop placed to account for it, or if i see internal liquidity above/below a FVG then ill use this model.
@@TTrades_edu thanks for the reply. After watching the video i found out watching forex markets on 15min tf eliminates most of them as i was wrongly doing it on 1min. Watching market in 15min tf and going 1min immediately after displacement to look for a good entry is the best approach i guess. I also set stop by adding 1 atr above/below the candle that is bouncing from fvg.
@@isecretlyworshipponies628 yep, I normally have Htf reason then go to LTF for entry
Telling the difference between a liquidity sweep and a break of structure is hard
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How we get to know that the running market going to grab the last low as liquidity grab ?
not sure your question, can you give time stamp
@@TTrades_edu My question is how to indentify that this is inducement or liquidity swiping
So difficult to trade on m1 chart😮💨
If you're trading "liquidity" why not put up volume profile? You'd literaly be able to see liquidity at each price level.
Not my strategy
but you don't know that it's an inducement until the pullback to break local swing. So how do you know?
Htf reasoning
@@TTrades_edu was watching some other vids. Some were saying the inducement pullback doesn't reach/touch a POI. or the BoS/sweep of the pullback is weak. and when you say HTF, keep the ratio low? 1:3/1:4 = M5:M15 or H1:H4? thanks for replying and helping. much appreciated 🙏🙏
@@HaitiansdoitBest for me it’s normally h1:m5 m15:m1 or m5:15s
Well yeh besides that but i nver need to anyway
- Ok
thanks for the video however u didnt give the crue of qualifying a proper low some times price runs lows 3times or more before real move please start from there sir thanks
not sure exactly what you mean
@@TTrades_edu sometimes when price run liquidity during enducements it can run lows more times how do u tell how many times it's likely to make lows before amojor move in FVG or PDAray
The reason why my trades fail ....
Now you know!
Please do not confuse these two words 😭😭😭 What you show in the video is MSS!!! NOT BREAK OF STUCTURE. BREAK OF STRUCTURE IS CONTINUATION OF TREND. MARKET STRUCTURE SHIFT or CHoCH is change of trend.
MSB, CHOCH, MSS, BOS, SMS, its all the same stuff. sometimes i mix up the words in my videos.
Still not understood well this concept...
In your first example... there is not so much inducement as I see it because we won't get in the trade here as the FVG has not been reach yet...
For the third example... well just get in in the first FVG and you are good. And even if you wait other confirmation for the second one that have inducement.. depending of your plan.. you either didnt BE yet and your SL should be above the candle thaht create the FVG so still in... or you already BE and you out of the trade, nopt a big deal and maybe you took partial profit yet...
Also in the third example (and second), it is why safer people will wait 50% of the FVG to get in
example one: inducement i defined as a high/low being ran (no displacement) before the move, that still qualifies as a setup for me. even if the fvg has yet to be reached. I personally prefer that. Second example isnt in my killzone and im asleep. Third example looks to have hit the .5 anyways.
If you want to understand this concept I would watch my displacement vs lack of displacement video