ICT Masterclass: Smart Money Concepts, Liquidity & Price Action Explained

ICT Masterclass, which means concepts. ICT, SMC, Price Action, Order Flow, Liquidity Trading, everything. Which

one is good, brother? It is good. Study everything and pick out what you like from it. Create your own concept. So

today, I will finish the entire ICT for you. Meaning, I will explain it in simple words. I actually teach this

Zoom class on weekends. I feel it will be very beneficial for my YouTube subscribers. So I put it on YouTube.

And the main reason is that the people who attend my Zoom classes say they need a revision. So, this revision, if

you had seen the class or hadn't seen it, then brother, congratulations. The perfect masterclass on ICT has arrived.

Look, ICT might have more complicated topics that aren't that useful, so I skipped those, but this class is so fun

, watch it, you will enjoy it. Let's start. Come on brother, let's start. First of all, I will bring you here and

tell you what ICT is. ICT, Inner Circle Trader, is the name of a person. Right? That guy created some concepts. He

named those concepts Smart Money Concepts. Then people started considering his concepts as Smart Money

Concepts themselves. Doing this, many things happened, and somewhere or other this thing became famous, and after

becoming famous, what can we do now? Now we can use it. Right? First of all, this is a technical concept. Risk

management and such are taught in this. It teaches where you can read the chart . There are many ways to read the chart

. And when I finish teaching this whole course, we will feel that, brother, you know, it's just like Price Action. It's

the same. Just better. In some cases, like many things here are clearly told to you as rules, like market structure

etc., look, like Break of Structure, this and that, Fair Value Gap, Order Block. These are very important

concepts. Inverse Fair Value Gap. Right ? So, look at points one, two, three, four to see what things there are.

Breaker Block, CISD, Inducement is a word. Just a single word. But you already know the meaning of that word.

You know, perhaps you don't know right now. But you know what Divergence, SMT Divergence is. What is the OTE zone?

Kill Zone, Turtle Soup, Unicorn Model, Silver Bullet, their names are very fancy. But their function is simple.

Those of you already trading will grasp this very quickly. Let's get started. Look here, brother, at the market

structure. I think you must have attended the previous technical masterclass. You should already know

basic price action. This is for those who already have that basic knowledge. Brother, whenever the market works in

this format—look, a high, a low, then a lower high, a lower low, a lower high , a lower low, then a lower high. You

should be able to read this much. Okay? You all have clarity on timeframes. This is a medium to advanced level

class. You know your timeframe. Whatever timeframe you follow, how do you figure out if the market structure

is bullish or bearish? If the market is working in a lower high, lower low format. So, having knowledge of market

structure is very important. The second thing about market structure is that it shouldn't just be about writing higher

highs here. I need it, sir. High, low, higher high, higher low; because this low is above that one, and this high is

above that one. Now, since this high went above that, the meaning of market structure is just that you need to

understand the story of highs and lows. As that changes or continues, we will plan our trade accordingly. So, the

most basic thing, which I will cover briefly before moving on, is basic market structure. Okay? Again, high,

low, higher high, higher low, higher high, higher low; simple, right? Higher high, higher low, higher high, higher

low; simple, right. Now, the second word that comes up in ICT concepts is called liquidity. What is the meaning

of liquidity? Liquidity means where the money is in the market, and there are two types of liquidity: internal range

liquidity and external range liquidity. We will talk about that too, so first, you saw that if a pattern like this

forms in the market. Then obviously, whenever the market bounces up, everyone knows it’s an important

level, so some buying must be happening . Whenever this buying happens, those buyers are putting their exit plan,

their stop loss, somewhere there. So, if a buyer has a stop loss, it’s a sell order. If the market comes down, a

lot of sell orders get triggered in the market. When many sell orders are triggered in the market, then suppose a

large quantity needs to be bought, it becomes possible. So, to buy in a large quantity, one must match it with a

large quantity of sell orders. Therefore, the market moves in an algorithmic manner like this.

Everyone's stop losses, or basically sell orders, get triggered, buy orders come in, and they push the market up.

In basic terms, this is called liquidity. This is your sell-side liquidity. This is your buy-side

liquidity. The liquidity on the upper side. Okay? Like you can see an example that if the market needs to go up, it

needs fuel. If a rocket needs to fly, it needs high-quality petrol. So, brother, the market cannot go up before

becoming a rocket until it gets fuel. How did it get fuel? Brother, it got fuel when the market came down. A lot

of sell orders were triggered. Then buyers matched those orders, and the market moved straight upwards. So, guys

, this is what we call liquidity. This is the market structure. The market went up from here, down, up, down, up,

down, broke, and broke, and somehow it moved in this way. Okay? Pay attention. So brother, what is it? First of all,

whenever you are analyzing the chart, zoom out a little and first mark an outer level. Marking an outer level

means this is your outer level. What will you see? Whenever this point and this point, we will name this ERL,

External Range Liquidity. Why? Because these are our topmost points. Both of these are External Range Liquidity.

What happens after this? If you look here, where, where? If you look here, then here too, the market is somehow

changing somewhere. Here, the market has done something called a break of structure. What is a break of structure

? We will come to that. So definitely, there is liquidity here too. Whatever is inside the zone, we name it Internal

Range Liquidity. Things that I myself used to make fun of. Today I am appreciating them because when you go

to study, the more specific the study, the better. Okay? You have to put in some effort and use your brain. But

that's okay. Now look, brother, you should have understood these terms: External Range Liquidity and Internal

Range Liquidity. That’s it, it’s done. The next topic is Draw on Liquidity. What does "draw on liquidity

" mean? Well, it's a concept that the market always moves in a certain way. If it has swept the external liquidity,

then now it will sweep this. If it has swept this, then its job is to sweep that. If it has swept this, then its

job is to sweep that. So, there is a cycle that keeps going like this. Like, does energy work 100%of the time in

trading? It won't be 100%of the time. It is stupidity to think it happens every time, but this is happening more

like 60-70%of the time; the market behaves such that if you see—coming back to the topic—if the market comes

here and we trace the market's movement like this. The market came here and hunted this. So, when the market is

moving upward, it might tap the ERL if the ERL was hunted here. Then it might tap the next IRL point. Here, it gives

us this move to the downside. That's how you understand this liquidity. I have shown the basic liquidity in the

PPT. You have already studied ERL and IRL. Now, about "draw on liquidity," if you have ever heard this word, it just

means that the market works in a pattern. The market draws liquidity. The market needs liquidity every time

before it moves. So, it draws liquidity in this format. That is all I had to explain to you about liquidity. Simple

liquidity means orders. Basically, liquidity equals money. If the market needs to move, if it wants to give a

big move, then the market needs fuel. The fuel is liquidity; where do you find it? Brother, we always find it

somewhere at some important levels. It is below the important levels. This one we will call external. The one inside

we will call internal. The market draws on liquidity one by one. So, this was the first topic. Now, brother, where is

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masterclass. So brothers, we know about the previous day low and previous day high; I even conducted a liquidity

masterclass where I explained that it works very well. Whenever you sit down to trade, first of all, mark the

previous day's high and low. Look, I marked it, and it always gets sorted out somewhere in the London session or

the Asian session. You get good targets . If you want to trade early morning, you can trade on these concepts because

highs and lows get swept before we wake up. Look, the market simply moved. What was the previous day's high? Right here

, this was the ERL (External Range Liquidity), it hunted that. Now where will it go? Where was the IRL? The IRL

is right here, see, draw a line here, this was the Internal Range Liquidity. Look, you shorted exactly here, you

shorted here, and made this target, it’s 1: 2. So look, this is how it worked. Now we are working on ERL, IRL

concepts, and previous day high/low. Okay. Again, you see, we hunted the ERL again and targeted the IRL (Internal

Range Liquidity) right here. You are getting both SL and TP, and also entries with these concepts. But

previous day high/low is a good point. Again, previous day high/low is good. If the market ever grabs liquidity with

a wick, should we mark it? Absolutely, that is also a very good point. Because what time frame is this? 15-minute time

frame. If you go to the 5-minute, it might have given a close, on the 5- minute it is a wick. Check on the 1-

minute, it must have closed, there is a wick on the one. Check on 30 seconds, bro, 10 seconds, nowadays people are

even watching 1-second timeframes. People have gone crazy. But we should never call anyone stupid because we

don't know, maybe they are right and we are stupid for calling them stupid. Because the more you learn, the more

money you make. The less you make fun of others and focus on your own work, the more money you will have, remember

that. Okay? So it will always wick sweep. Yes, it is a good sweep. ERL has been tapped. Now, where is the internal

one? The internal one is here and at this point. At this point. Both targets have been hit if you draw them. So I

hope you remember the IRL-ERL concept. Let's move on. Previous day low, bro, okay. Again, I managed the low in the

market. Market tapped it, and the ERL sweep was done. Where will you find the IRL? You will find it here, bro. The

market came exactly there. Even if it came the next day, it did come. Again, previous week high and low. Bro, this

will be most useful on Monday. It will be useful on Monday and Tuesday too. Look, if it's Monday, it depends; if

the high and low are far away. On Wednesday, the market previous week high is a very good point because there

are very few points. You only have two points for the whole week; those will emerge every day. Previous day low will

be useful on Monday; Monday's will work for Tuesday, Tuesday's for Wednesday, and Wednesday's for Thursday. These are

for the whole week, so you must mark these points permanently on your chart. Sometimes a very strong ERL is piled up

there, because somewhere the market makers or breakers are moving in such a way that they couldn't break it. So

that is a good point to trade. Okay? Remember this: previous week high, previous week low, we have good

liquidity. We can always sweep that and take the trade. Okay? In ICT and SMC, the concept is the same. There is only

one type of entry. There are no breakout entries. There are two types of entries in this. A sweep is always

bound to happen. Look at what a sweep means. You guys must know about blocks if you have come to attend this ICT

masterclass, so a sweep is bound to happen. Now, whether to enter immediately after the sweep or enter on

a pullback. Order blocks and fair value gaps will come in handy there. Okay? Slowly, I will connect all these things

for you guys by the end of the class. So, I hope [you understand] previous week's high, low, and previous week's

again high—look, it trapped, and we shorted. It took the external range, and the internal range liquidity was

right here, brother. That was my target achieved. After that, we will set up a new trade, brother. Don't expect me to

catch the entire downside from a single point. You will get only one trade at a time. Remember, it is very clear in

this. What is the best part? I am teaching you the target, the stop loss, and the entry point, all three. Again,

there was the low of the previous week's low here. Okay? Now, let's see what premium and discount mean. I'm

telling you, eventually, we can handle everything with just one scale. You guys must remember that whenever you

want to take a trade. If it is a breaker, then avoid it. Just mark the high and low of the range. Like we mark

it in Fibonacci. So whenever we mark the high and low of the range, [we look at] the area below 50%because I am in a

mood to buy. For what? To buy. Why is the mood to buy? Because the market has moved up. So I am saying I am getting

it for cheap. And whenever I am in anxiety or FOMO because the market shot up, to buy suddenly. Premium. Premium

means expensive. The word premium is called expensive. Discount means cheap. So brother, look, trading in the

discount zone will always be beneficial for you. Now, only in one or two trades out of ten will you feel sad, like, "Oh

sir! It ran away." Let it run from the premium, brother; let it go, brother! There, the stop loss is also high, and

expectations are low. Forget it, man! So we have psychology point one: We have to always leave money on the table

, some money on the table. You have to leave something behind. If you try to catch every trade, brother, you will be

ruined, you will be wiped out, nothing will be left because you will hit so many stop losses. You must know how to

deliberately skip a trade. So it is better if we always skip premium trades . Conversely, what will happen on the

sell side? If it has fallen, then that part will become the discount zone and the bottom part will become the premium

. Okay? So this you have to remember always. Now there are some concepts here, breaker block and here FVG; let's

skip them. When the topic comes up later, I will teach them to you. You just have to remember. I will ask, "Did

it come to the premium zone?" It didn't . Did it come into a discount? It didn't. Don't take the trade. Like that

. We can like always talk like this. What is the benefit of studying premium discount? We can communicate. Where is

it right now? What is the zone? It's a discount. We can plan for it, bro. Okay , I have to make another trade. It is

forming in the premium. Let's take a risk, let's take a $ 1000 risk, bro. Sir, it is forming in the discount zone

, bro. Let's take a $ 2000 risk. Sir, it is forming at the OTE. What is OTE? Bro, let's take a $ 3000 risk. Through

all these words, we can connect. Okay? Now, as we saw here, the market fell and then tried to go up. Now, if I want

to buy. There is one thing here too. There is an order block as well. An order block has formed. So bro, where

am I finding the order block in the market? I am finding it in the discount zone. Let's do it. If this same order

block were forming in the premium zone, we might have avoided this trade. Or we could invest much less money; if I

usually take a $ 50 risk, a $ 30 risk, or a $ 100 risk during the day, then I would reduce that risk. That is how

that knowledge comes. Remember that. And this is a very useful topic. Again, the order block that we found, which I

will teach you, I am getting it at a discount. That means we can risk a little bit more money. Simple liquidity

sweep, I have already told you guys. We have studied it 100 times. Meaning, wherever there is liquidity in the

market, if the market takes that liquidity and hits a reversal. It means it has fueled up somewhere. Now it will

blast like a rocket upwards or downwards. So liquidity sweep means this, look, liquidity in the market, we

all know. The market comes here with a wick and what a lovely move, bro! What a long candle it forms, in fact, it

swept twice, bro. The market crashed so much after that, it was amazing. So this simple concept is called liquidity

sweep, where the market is having some support, where the market is having a range, tapping it and leaving, whether

it's by closing or opening, both work for us. This is called liquidity sweep, okay? A wick works too. Displacement, a

heavy word, it is quite a heavy word. What does displacement mean, bro? It means nothing, bro! Displacement simply

means whenever an aggressive move occurs, suddenly five or six large candles form downwards, or even just

two massive candles appear; we can say displacement has happened in the market , the market is imbalanced, and big

players have injected money. For example, what do you see here? There was a sudden crash, aggressive sellers

entered. Brother, what plan will we make in the market? We will plan for a sell. From where will we plan it? At

some point, an order block or FPG. Look at this, it happened! We executed a sell at the order block. So, it is just

the terminology that is different. The way of communication is different. Like look here, aggressive buyers suddenly

entered the market. Some say aggressive buyers, and somewhere in English, they say the market is displaced by the

buyers. The market is displaced. Buyers suddenly shook up the market. So, what will we do? We will buy. Where will we

buy? That is a different point, brother . That is why there is confusion. But we are Indians. We are basic, simple

people. We understand everything. What I explained to you is that if the market suddenly moves up, we call it

displacement. We call that aggressive as well, so. Okay? We will call it displacement. It is simple, brother.

Right? Again, there is a displacement move. Of the buyers. We will buy. Where will we buy? We will see. The market

dropped, displacement. So, what is the best thing? The retest model works there. If there is an order block or

FPG. After a displacement, you can be confident that I will only sell. But let it come to the right level. What is

a break of structure? So, what is a break of structure? If it is clear to you that the market structure is in an

uptrend. Then, whenever the market goes to make a higher high, the break of that point—the wick is also necessary

here. We are mostly using the wick in these concepts. We will use the body in one place, something called CISD. That

topic is just about to come. Excluding that, everywhere else we are working with the wick. On the wick, so whenever

a new higher high is about to be formed , what will I say? People started calling it BOS, or break of structure.

Okay? We usually use the word breakout in basic price action. Breakout is equal, but one can call it a breakout

anywhere at any time, right? So, BOS means a new high is about to form in a clear uptrend. We will call that BOS.

Okay? How do we use it? We are about to get to that. What will happen here? Look, we know the market is making

lower highs and lower lows. Whenever the market is going to make a new low, we'll say the market structure has

continued. For instance, look here, it's clear that the market is in an uptrend. Is it clear? Higher low,

higher high, break of structure happened. A pullback came here, so I drew this blue line. Then a break of

structure happened here. Okay? Then it came down, so I made a blue line based on the wick. Then a break of structure.

So this phenomenon is called break of structure. Sir, how will it work? It will come, it will come. We will get to

all those points. Okay? I hope break of structure is clear to you. Now, what's the point? Break of structure to the

downside. It will look like this. Now you have to draw a line based on the wick and write BOS in the middle; it

looks good on TradingView, and it’s fun to take pictures and post them. Okay? That is what people are doing.

Nothing else. Change of character, CHoCH. I used to just laugh at these things. I still laugh. You laugh too.

But what is it? It connects you and me so that we can be on the same page. Brother, has a break of structure

happened? Check it. Sir, if it hasn't, then no. Exactly, has a change of character happened? So should we switch

from buy to sell? That’s how we can talk, you and I, on YouTube Live. Do you understand? That is the benefit of

this terminology, nothing else. Everyone is making fun of them. But it is good to be on the same page. This is

also similar to break of structure. But here, the trend changes. Like, what happens here? Okay? High, lower high,

lower low, lower high, lower low, break of structure happened, lower high, lower low. Okay? But whenever the

market changes its character, meaning a lower high converted into a higher high . Then this is called a change of

character. In price action, we call this a trend change. Okay? You'll understand if you see more examples.

Look, until now we were thinking we were going up. Going up, going up, break of structure, brother, what

happened all of a sudden? This move got ruined. Brother, it came down and we will just sell here. We were seeing the

market, market, market. A break of structure happened in the market. I don't care about that line. Then what

happened? Then a break of structure happened. What do I mean by that line? From this high where the market changed

its trend. It broke out, came back, tapped the Fair Value Gap, and ran up. So, this Fair Value Gap was formed. We

will talk about that here, it entered into it. We could have bought at around 50%here, okay? So, this trend change

will be called CHoCH, okay. Again, the market broke structure, it broke structure. The one based on the wick, I

marked it. Boom! Change of character, we need to plan a sell, we just need to sell, guys. The market fell, so brother

, the market was falling here. What did the market do? Look here, look, look, it broke here. Based on the wick? Does

the character change based on the wick too? What happens, okay, we will come to that and talk about it, okay. For

now, we will call this point MSS. And now CISD has also happened. All this is coming up and it's not a very important

part, it's easy. Just understand it, you will gain knowledge, you won't be afraid of anyone that yes, I also know

what all this means, how to work. That we all already know, that is a different strategy. Again, how does a

change of character happen? This happened, this happened, I drew a line, the market came down. It has already

happened right here. First of all, but it came here and crashed. We all have learned about Fair Value Gap a lot of

times. What is FVG? We all know. We have studied it many times. Let's study it again anyway. Brother, price creates

an imbalance in the market. So, a gap is created. Meaning, somewhere in the market, powerful people have come to

buy at that place. So, the market may come to test that gap. This is the concept. Look, it is formed in three

candles only. Whenever there is a first candle, one is written. One candle, two is written. One candle, three is

written. Mark from the wick of candle one to the wick of candle three. And if there is space between them, then a gap

is formed. Bullish FVG looks like this. Bearish FVG looks like this. Okay? Like , what is the example of a bullish FVG?

In the market, look, the market came here. Candle one, candle two, candle three. I created a box between one and

three. The market came in, entered, quickly swept it, and took off upwards. So if we bought here, and placed the

stop loss below the FVG, our target would be hit. Let’s look at the next example; see, there are many candles in

the market here. Is there any gap here? No, brother, it has almost filled it. Is there any gap? No, is there any gap?

No, is there any gap? No, is there any gap? No, is there any gap? Yes, brother , there is a gap between these two.

There is a gap; I found the first gap here. Meaning, see, I started reading from the top. When I was new to

learning this, I also used to have doubts. Brother, you showed a gap there . Brother, there will be gaps in four

other places. Check if they are there. And did the market come there? The biggest doubt: Sir, there are FVGs in

100 places. Yes, there are. Did the market come there? That is your area of interest. So, your doubts will

gradually clear up on their own. Right? I used to have them too. But, like, even if I show you, see, there is no

gap. There is no gap from here to here. It’s filled; both these candles are almost stuck together. Is there any gap

? No gap, no gap, no gap, no gap. I found the first gap here, and there is a gap here too, brother. There is a gap

here too. In fact, if you draw it here, the market didn't break and close below it. It just entered and took off. Do

you understand? So this one is also correct. The one below it is also correct. But which one is useful for

you? Both are useful for us. We can draw it here if we want to. From this point, from the body—not the wick,

but from this body to this body. So brother, the market entered it and retested. A proper sell candle went

down. So, this is called a Fair Value Gap. Do I trust Fair Value Gaps? Not a lot. When the market is at an FVG,

don't trust it at first; don't buy. The market came and saved it; it saved it a second time. If it has saved it twice,

assume there is a high possibility that it will come a third time and sweep both points. And so the third time when

the market taps the FVG, on any timeframe, five or one; I don't even talk about anything above 5 or 1 since

I don't trade it, so obviously, I will default to talking about one or five, I won't talk about 15. I will say by

default, if you do 15, then whenever the market comes to the 5-minute or 1- minute and takes support at the FVG,

don't, don't do anything, don't even buy. It sweeps it. Don't do it. Brother , if it holds two or three times, look,

if it holds two or three times, then it comes once and takes them both out. It doesn't ruin the entire Fair Value Gap,

it never ruins it. It becomes a rocket going up or down. So, this is my advanced addition using Fair Value Gap.

We can't trust FVG all the time. We can only trust the FVG that has respected twice and is about to boom on its third

or fourth time. Twice is necessary. Okay? Yeah, this is an advanced point on Fair Value Gap. Order block is

simple, brother. To teach order blocks, I first take you to the FVG on the first page. This FVG here, what is the

gap between? One and three. So, candle one is your order block. Remember that. Look, the definition must be written

right here. Look, can you see it? Okay. Now, what do some people do? They consider it an order block even if

there is no FVG, and they say, "No, no, it's not necessary." They will tell you that in four places on YouTube. I

personally want to tell you. Yes, you can call it an order block. Because an order block, by definition, means that

large institutions have their orders placed there. You can call those without FVGs order blocks too. But what

do you want to do with all these things ? Do you want to use what works better, or do you want to get into arguments

with someone? What do you call an order block? Do you want to make money and trade, or talk to four people and prove

yourself? If you want to prove yourself , go ahead and do it. I want to make money, brother. You focus only on those

order blocks where an FVG is formed. Because our job in trading is not to cram more and more concepts. Fewer

concepts, deadlier concepts. Okay? Focus on the concepts that are actually working. So always, if this doubt was

in your mind that some people do this, some people do that, people will be people in this world; you just ignore

those people. As a booming community family, we are focusing on only high-quality order blocks. We don't

care what they call it or not; this is the one that will work, remember that. So, whenever an FVG is formed, I will

call the first candle an order block. On the sell side, too, I need an FVG. Along with it, I will call the first

candle an order block. The market went and entered the order block zone. Again , you can draw a line, premium and

discount. And in premium and discount, which one should we buy? So, from which point in this concept will the market

go up? The correct answer is premium in this case. If you didn't understand this here, my question was a trick

question. Suppose if there was such an order block, then if you already mark this zone from here to here. You will

see that you are already in a discount. Now, inside the order block zone, this was premium and this was discount. So,

what did I say here, the ones that are working best and perfect are turning right from here, brother, the

high-quality ones. Right? So, you are actually in a discount zone on a larger scale. But inside the order block, your

most effective ones never go into the discount. They blow up all the stop losses. Right? So, pay attention. If it

is going to the discount, then leave it . Let it sweep completely. It is possible that you might not even get a

trade. So, my suggestion is never, never take a trade here. Even if it is working, let it come, and always take a

trade either in premium or after it tests the discount or sweeps it. So, this is where we have to take a trade.

This is a low-quality zone for us inside. So, this was an advanced point for you on the basic order block

definition. Look, look, look at this example. In this example, it has happened unknowingly. Look at this. It

didn't go to the discount; it just ran away like this. Look at this one too, look. Where did it go? It didn't go,

brother! Oh, the target was hit just like that. Okay, now it's time to talk about and study the IFVG. What is the

meaning of IFVG? So brother, if you also want to attend such Zoom classes, and look, there are many classes, you

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and see you in the live class. Let's continue. Inverse Fair Value Gap: whenever the market comes near a Fair

Value Gap and its expected outcome was a sell, but it breaks through it. Do not delete it immediately. Just keep

watching if it immediately retests and takes support from it, then we will trade on this and call it IFVG. At the

same time, a market structure shift has occurred here somewhere. CISD has also happened here, a Change in State of

Delivery, and the market has retested. So this point will connect, this will connect for you now. Right? So we will

call this a Bullish Inverted Fair Value Gap. In a bearish scenario, our expected outcome from this Fair Value

Gap was that it would save us and cause a buy, but it broke through. It broke through, the market came down, retested

; valid IFVG. Right? Just look at this, like what happened here? What was the market's job here? The market's job was

, look, this was the gap. The market came to take support; but it broke it! It broke it, brother, the market broke

it here, so you can sell, or sell on the retest. It didn't give a chance to retest, it fell straight down. Okay, so

usually you get a retest. Look, do you know where IFVG is used? Where is IFVG used? Mostly, where is it mostly used?

You know you have to buy, you are just looking for the point. So IFVG is a concept where you won't even have to

wait for a retest because you have already made up your mind to sell. You know that, sir, that I have to place a

sell order. Which is the perfect point? This is the perfect point. This is the stop loss, above this candle. Do you

understand? Look at the next one, you know you intend to buy from this point. Which is the perfect point? This is the

perfect point. You can place your stop loss for that. IFVG is like a confirmation. That you are already in

the mood to buy after seeing some other things. But you're scared to buy, wondering whether to do it or not. The

gap that was saving it earlier has now broken. Take the trade. Okay? Like a breaker block, adding an 'I' before FVG

. The Inverted Fair Value Gap has broken. An order block that breaks and changes its character. It was a bullish

order block. The market came up. The one that was supposed to be support broke. Now, brother, you will retest

and drop the market. There was a bearish order block. The market came up , came up again. Brother, what were you

doing? It broke through upwards. It took support and ran upwards. So, this is a breaker block. Simple. Look, what

is in the market? This is an order block. Tell me, what was its job? To trigger a sell. But it broke out

upwards. Retested and boom. Again, this is like you have already made up your mind. You want to buy. You knew it was

a double bottom. Or whatever concept you have set. You know where you want to buy. So you know that this order

block might stop it. What did you see? Brother, the order block couldn't even stop it. Great. Now, whether it

retested or not. You can buy directly here, on the order block breakout. We will call this, look, it's the same

order block, it fell, we were all scared. Market came, it came and broke through. It retested; a retest is

always safer. You can, with a retest, you might miss some trades, but the quality will improve. If you take the

trade directly, you might get targets or smaller stop losses, or miss targets early; when not retesting, you might

get extra targets, but the loss and win rate will definitely be lower without a retest. If the question arose in your

mind, then okay, breaker block again, brother, you were supposed to save it but you broke it. It broke, so the

market came to retest, look, it dropped right from there. Okay, I hope you all are understanding everything up to this

point. Okay, I have covered the breaker block. Okay guys, Change in State of Delivery is nothing but whenever the

market is falling, falling, falling, if you want to buy suddenly, then first CISD will happen. As they say, don't

trust the first one, but you can only trust when a CISD happens in the market . CISD and MSS, market structure shift

or CISD (Change in State of Delivery), what does it mean? Look here, this is it. So, I'll just zoom in a little bit

here. What do you need to do? Just look at this: whenever liquidity is swept in the market. Like what happened here?

There was liquidity in the market, ERL (External) because it's at the top, so it was ERL. Market came, look, made two

green candles, then made a red candle, then another red candle, then one green , two greens, and boom! Sweep happened.

Now when the sweep happened, which candle swept it? A green one did, ignore the green, what is the different

colored candle in that same swing? Meaning, obviously, this is a green rally, if it's towards the upside, we

look for a red candle; if it's downside , we look for green. Now, let's think about this as a buy, so what was the

first red candle? This was the first red candle. You will mark it from the body here, what will you do? You will

mark a line from the body and if the market gives a closing outside that marked body line. Closing is necessary.

I marked it from the body and the market also gave a closing. I will say the market has given an indication

named Change in State of Delivery. Now I will sell this. Now it depends on you how you want to build your entry model.

We can short immediately. We can do that. The stop loss will be larger. Or an FVG will always form. It will tap

into that FVG, short here, and you will get a smaller stop loss. The target will be the same in both cases. Now

look what happened, watch the market. We all know there is liquidity here. I marked the line according to the wick.

What happened to the market, look at the rally. Understand, it's falling, falling, falling, falling, falling.

Look, green candle, red one went, swept it. Now in this entire range, in this falling market, which is the first

candle that is a green candle? You have to mark that in this falling range based on the body to read the CISD. I

marked the line and did the market give a closing above that line? It gave the closing. When it gave this closing, did

a fair value gap form like this? The market came, entered that fair value gap, and my entry will be formed here.

So, this became my breakout, brother. So, I'll show you another example of CISD, just look here. Liquidity sweep,

liquidity was here, here, here, here, here. The market broke, in fact, it broke twice right here. And the market

came. Okay, now in this whole range, the market went up from here, came down to here, it came. All right? Which was

the first red candle? This was the first red candle. All right? This was the first red candle. Did the market

break this? Not in terms of closing. It didn't. It did it here. All right? Let's assume it did it here. So, the

change of delivery has happened. Is there any Fair Value Gap left behind? It is left. The market came. You have

to trade this only after a retest. Basically, understand this. You don't have to trade it directly. Because an

FVG is forming in it. So, it is forming for a reason. The market hit your short here. You kept a small stop loss or

kept it here, the target was hit. Got a nice move. When you have to sell, use the red candle; to buy, let me go back.

Green candle, okay? It's a green candle , for selling based on the body, it's the red candle, based on the body, it

closed, it retested. FVG formed, took the trade. All right? Now, like here, look, liquidity was swept in the market

. This was the liquidity in the market. The market went down to sweep it. Whether it does it by closing or by

wick. In this entire sell move, which is the other colored candle? It will be a green candle. In the buy case, a

green candle, connect it the same way. Green candle for a buy case, red candle for a sell case. It's a green candle,

drew a line based on the body, gave a closing, FVG formed, it took support at the FVG, buy, boom. The market went up.

So this is how you can place an entry. You guys can do it this way if you want . So CISD, topic changed, inducement

came. Now, there is another topic called MSS, it's not in the PDF or maybe it's ahead, so I haven't

explained it. What happens in that? In that, you will draw the line based on the wick, and if even the wick touches

it, we will call it MSS. So, basically, CISD and MSS are the same for you in most cases. We are not sitting here to

worship this concept; for us, they are the same, brother. We are only concerned with taking the trade. So,

what is this called? All right? But still, you get to know what is called CISD. When do we have to pick up a

reversal trade. Now, what is the meaning of inducement? In simple terms, inducement means traders are given a

lollipop. They go ahead and buy. Then their stop loss gets hit and the actual move happens. People were shown a fake

move. That was the inducement. "Buy here, just buy." The actual market went below them and then went up. Now let's

understand this technically. Okay? Now look here, it came up, went down, higher high, higher low. Higher high,

higher low. Bro, would I call this a break of structure? You will always have to find where the break of

structure happened. Wherever the break of structure occurred. You will draw a line below its swing and write

inducement. Below what? Below the low of that rally where the break of structure occurred. This is a break of

structure, guys. Okay? Now you people will say, "Sir, I won't sell here." Yes , we will sell. We are talking about it

when the market has reached somewhere here. What trade should be taken then? Here, we all know we will sell, brother

. I would personally prefer to sell, brother. I would definitely have sold here and exited. This is what analysis

is—knowing that trading should be done here at this point. What to do? We will look at that point; oh, a break of

structure has happened here. A break of structure has happened here. So, below this low, you will write the word

inducement. What will the market do? It will trap this. It will sweep this and take support from somewhere at a higher

level. Just like we do in sniper entries in Booming Bulls, and it will be a buy. Look, what will the market do

? It came for the inducement case, showed people it would go up, and then wiped them out. Then there was an order

block here; it took support from the order block, took support, and boom! Target. Right, so this is inducement in

simple words. I'll bring another example, okay? Look, now we know this market went up, but from where did it

go up? What did the market do? It came, this break of structure happened, so it created an inducement level at this

spot. Until this level is hunted, you will not trade. Okay? I have made it easy for me, and for you too. Wherever

the break of structure has happened, you will mark that level according to the wick, that's it. So this point, you

will draw a line for me. Until this is hunted, I don't have to take a trade. Brother, look, it came right here; do

not buy. You shouldn't really buy on green, because, what is the time frame? It's five, right? Maybe it could have

been placed on the 1-minute, it took support here. On the 1-minute, it might seem like it's taking off, maybe you

would have bought on the 1-minute, but no. The hunt happened, it closed above, take the trade. This, this means

another example of inducement. Where did the break of structure happen, brother? The break of structure

happened here. So, brother, this is the inducement level. The market came, invited people according to the

inducement, and they bought. The target , obviously, would probably have been break-even. It hit 50%, but it swept it

and then gave the actual move. Look, it went above that. Okay? So wherever a break of structure occurs, until the

market traps that level. Until it properly does that. What do you call it ? So, the inducement level must always

be hunted. When it's hunted, we will take that trade. It was a proper hunt. The market came in. It went properly

below it. It hunted it well and then went. Again, it came and hunted the line here. Here it properly hunted it

and we took the trade from the real order block. Let's see another example. Look here, this is again a break of

structure. Actually, a break of structure happened here too. Okay? So this became the inducement level. The

market will not go up. It will not go. It will come and hunt. It will take support from the order block. We will

take the trade. Okay? Does everyone understand? Inducement means deception. SMT Divergence. Forget the English. I

am explaining in simple words, just like you see RSI divergence. How do you plot it? You compare RSI and price.

Right? That one is going up, the other is coming down in RSI and price. Here you have to look at two correlated

assets. Like in Gold and Silver. Like in Euro/USD, GBP/USD, or NASDAQ versus Dow Jones. Because it mostly doesn't

form. If, let's assume, what happens here? In one, the market comes and makes a zone like this, and makes a

higher high pattern. But brother, in Silver, the market comes and makes a lower high. I mean, how did it happen

that one made a higher high pattern and the other made a lower high pattern, so we can say a divergence has appeared in

the market. And if a divergence has appeared in the market, we can say this could be the top or bottom. Meaning, as

long as it's moving equally, moving the same way. Look, this one made a higher high, and this one also made a higher

high. The market might go even higher and hit your SL if you sold, but if you sometimes spot a divergence along with

it, you can say this could be...it won't work 100%of the time, but this is a concept used by a lot of traders. I

don't personally look at it, but my team used to watch this before, and I'd have to check, they used it, and maybe

they still use it in some strategies, but not in every strategy. That's why this knowledge, in the end, you have to

use...what did I say, you have to give the first 2 months of the class, study, if you want to earn money, go earn it,

it doesn't come for free, you only end up with losses. Study it, apply it yourself, maybe it will work for you,

maybe it won't. Okay, so what does divergence mean? Then we see, gold went up, made another high, brother silver

could have made another high too, but don't do anything, just let the market run. Like you saw that, but what did

silver make? It couldn't make a new high; somewhere or other, the buying and selling in these are similar.

Everyone knows this, it's not a new thing for you guys. So at the institutional level, it's possible

liquidity was low somewhere, like silver has low liquidity as an example, so they didn't get orders there and

they sold a larger quantity quickly here. Meaning they sold aggressively. They sold on a market order. It became

clear that a lower high has been formed in silver. The money has been deployed. It hasn't been deployed here. Here,

perhaps they are still waiting for a hunt. You know this is the high. You can short, put a stop loss, and ride

the wave. Okay? If you look at the same thing on the support side, what do you see in the market? The market came,

silver has low liquidity. Now the buyers know they have to buy. They hit a big order, they didn't even let a

lower high form, and the market ran away. This was a lower high. We can say this could be the bottom of the market.

Let's go and buy. And this could be the low. And if the market gives a big move , then if we find a divergence, SMT

divergence, we want to catch big moves here. Okay? Simply put, divergence means a difference between two

correlated assets. Like this is the Nasdaq chart. Look, if you create a zone like this, you can apply your

logic using both the body and the wicks . Like this or lower, meaning is NASDAQ more liquid or is Dow Jones more liquid

? Relatively, I feel Dow Jones has less liquidity. Meaning, fewer people trade Dow Jones compared to NASDAQ. Again,

look, the same thing is happening. The one where fewer people trade is always creating a lower zone. So we know that

this could be the top and we can sell either NASDAQ or Dow Jones, whatever you trade in, but my suggestion is

always to trade the one with more liquidity. Right now, as a retail trader, it doesn't make a difference.

If you ever reach my level. Even my level is very small. Still, let's talk about my level. Why should we talk

about this? Brother, if you have to trade with 60 million. If you have to trade 20 million and short 100 lots. Or

short 120 lots. Brother, it will always be better for you in Gold. It will be better in NASDAQ. Remember, it doesn't

matter right now. You people can trade in whatever you want. It won't make a difference in less liquid assets right

now. If it does later, I'll see it later, right sir? No. Habit is habit. The way your brain forms habits gets

set. Right? Okay. OTE is just English for Optimal Trade Entry. If you ever want to buy, then this ICT concept says

that don't buy even at the 61%level. Come into the 70%to 79%range. Plan to buy in an optimal zone entry on

Fibonacci, meaning at an extreme discount. So this concept says that whenever you mark Fibonacci, after

marking Fibonacci, forget the golden zone from today. Take this according to them. But many of your trades will be

missed that worked in the golden zone. If you are a Fibonacci trader, then what will happen here? It is telling

you about OTE, that if the market comes between 0.705 to 0.79%, it is a high-quality trade. That is what they

say. Look, if you have to sell, then again, did the market work on the golden zone? No, it hit the stop loss

of those in the golden zone. So you will get fewer trades here, but they are high quality. So whenever it is

between 0.79 and 705—take a screenshot of the numbers if you want —this is optimal, meaning you can

call it quite high quality. Let's see another example. Again, we created a range, what did the market do? Again,

it came between 0.79 and 705. I will also show you how to plot that in Fibonacci. If you come here, okay. So

what is here? If I want to buy, I will mark the Fib. It has come below the golden zone. So you double-click. Close

this one. Close this one too. Okay? Now you will have to create them yourself here. You will have to create them

yourself. You have to enter the number 0.7 here and 0.79 here, okay? Point, and then click OK. So you've created it

, remove this one too. Remove this one too. Remove this one too. So this is your Fibonacci tool now. So whenever

the market is coming into this zone, it's not working here. Obviously. What do we do with this? Let's give it a

name, OTE. Let's see where it is working. It is not working here. Okay? Well, never mind. Let's look at a

smaller time frame. There it is. It worked here, guys. Look, it worked here . Okay? It worked right here. Look, you

marked from the top to the low here. Everything failed here. It hit right at the Optimum Trade Entry point. If you

shorted at this, what is the benefit of this? If there is an SL, what will it be? It will just be this much. If you

take an SL, how much will it be? It will just be this much. But if there is a target, what will it be? Brother, we

can drag it up to here. It will be like 1: 5. So this is good for patient traders, like, how many days did it

take to form? Brother, it took so many days to form, how much did it take to form? It took three days, for example.

So it starts forming from Friday night, all of Saturday, all of Monday, right? The trade was found on Tuesday. So

those who wait for two or three days for a trade, they definitely should. If you hit an SL, take it, $ 9, 90 pips,

100 pips, but if you get the target, then take it, brother, 300 pips. Okay, so I hope you guys understood, we

looked for an OTE example and found it. Simple! Okay, kill zone? Important time , the name is very intense, 'kill zone'

, like it will kill, what does it mean? It's nothing, brother. It's just an important time. It's an important time,

see there are two times used here; New York time because the market opens there. We are talking about IST, the

Indian timing. Now, what does Asian Kill Zone mean? The Asian session is about 6 hours long. It is 6 hours long.

For example, 6 to 7 hours. But in the kill zone, how much time did he give? 5:30 to 9:30. So this is a good time.

He says. London, they say, is very long . But he says, bro, trade from 6:30 to 2:30. There is more volume. What is the

New York Kill Zone? It could go on from 7:30 until the night. But he is telling us, bro, until 7:30, and the Silver

Bullet, Silver Bullet means a window from 7:30; if setups form at this time, they are very high probability,

especially a model named Unicorn Model. You will find out about that now. Okay? London Close Kill Zone. So take a

screenshot of this or I will get you the PDF. Okay? I will put it in the Market Genius VIP section. And bro,

remember, whoever wants to attend such classes, wants to study continuously, how many targets did we hit in Market

Genius trades? We hit massive targets for you guys in Market Genius. From tomorrow, we are also going to give

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removing people tomorrow or the day after. You won't get all this. So make sure once you join the VIP, you are

trading with the referred brokers. Like Exness or Superior, maintain a balance, because only then does it make sense.

Everything for free. I am not charging you guys money for these things. But this knowledge, I am providing it in

such a refined way. I am giving my time . Why am I giving it? Definitely, it also helps me somewhere, it increases

my capital too. Simple, being honest with you. And what difference does it make to you? You are trading on this

broker. Trading on that one. You are in someone's referral. Stay where the person is providing you value. Okay? So

make sure you have an account with Exness or Superior and you are trading in that. You are depositing in that.

And if you want to trade on XM, Vantage , or other useless brokers. It's your choice, bro. Okay? But we are removing

people. I will give this PDF there only , so okay, let's go. Kill zone timings are important, but if you want even

more important times, these are the ones. These are called macros. Macros mean that, somewhere, a very big move

could happen. London macro 1 time, according to India, is from 12:03 to 12:30. London macro 2 is 1:33 P. M. to

2:00 P. M. These are New York macro timings. What are they? 6:20 PM to 6:40 PM, a dangerous move will come at this

time. London's 7:20 to 7:40, there is a time called London Fix. 8:20 to 8:40, rather than memorizing this, just take

a screenshot, right? New York close time, lunch time, don't know what people are having for lunch, what they

are eating, no idea. Okay, 9:20 to 9:40 , you guys are having lunch again! Then 10:40 to 11:00, people are still eating

, then it closed, and now they've gone out to party too. In New York, these are the timings, brother, okay. Now,

the example of a kill zone is these marked lines; look, these are those important timings. Find something in

between them. These that are marked green and red are the kill zone timings . There is a good move at that time. It

also looks like it's moving sideways at that time. It worked here. This is also sideways and useless. But it swept here

, so it became useful. Then a good move followed. So, use these examples to mark them on your own charts. Okay? And

I think you will also find an indicator . So, search for indicators named "kill zone." Can you see it? Kill zone PF Lab

. Check it out. Take a screenshot. I'll zoom in. Kill zone Hunt, TF Lab— you'll find 100 indicators with the

name "kill zone." Apply them and see if you find something useful. Who knows, maybe your strategy until now, the one

you created that is different, might work well in the kill zone. So, any knowledge can be useful at any time.

Okay? Okay, done. So, you read up on it . Okay, AMD is basically Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution—the basic

way the market works. Accumulation means the market moves in a range, a sideways range, or consolidation.

Manipulation, the market gives a breakout, giving them a lollipop. It does a false sweep, and the direction

it sweeps towards, it heads toward a dangerous distribution. At that same moment, you'll get a break of structure

, or if it was bullish, you'll get a change of character, and then the market will fall to the fair value gap,

creating a CISD. Combine everything we've studied so far; what does a bullish AMD look like? It looks like

this: Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution. Accumulation below, manipulation above, distribution

sideways. Accumulation below, manipulation above, distribution. Accumulation, manipulation,

distribution is a normal thing. In my opinion, we already, look guys, we already follow this. If the market is

moving like this, I would wait for the sweep and short right here, but okay, we have to study. Let's study Turtle

Soup. Turtle Soup, man, what an awful name! Mushroom soup makes sense, it's fine for vegetarians. There's chicken

soup for non-vegetarians, but what kind of name is Turtle Soup! But look, what can I say, never mind. Look, bro,

Turtle Soup means, bro, when liquidity is swept by a wick, that's called Turtle Soup, okay? If you ever hear

someone is drinking turtle soup, remember that liquidity was hunted by a wick. That's the whole story. How was

the market? It was going like this, hit with a wick, Turtle Soup formed. Look, a sweep happened, hit with a wick,

closed above that wick, Turtle Soup. I drew a line on the wick, hit it with a wick, Turtle Soup. Hit a wick, Turtle

Soup. Want to drink this? Okay, let's go. Unicorn Model. What does the Unicorn Model mean? See, the Unicorn

Model is a proper system. Right? What happens in this? Three things happen. Right? Any swing that exists will get

swept. Market structure will shift. Meaning, definitely, I think a change of character can also happen there.

CISD can also happen. Right? Just understand that the structure will change. Exactly. And it will happen

with displacement. Big moves will come, that's it. And then what will happen? A breaker block will form. The market

will come to the fair value gap and an entry will be made. You'll understand once you see an example. Come, let's

study it slowly. Right? There was market liquidity. The market swept it. After the sweep, look carefully at this

sell move, guys. First of all, I have marked it from the wick. By doing that, I'm calling it MSS. I'll mark the body.

I'll call it CSD. But let's stick with MSS for now. Now, look from here to there, are there mostly red candles or

green candles? If you look, there are three small green ones, the rest are all red. We can say there is

displacement here; it was an aggressive sell. Where is the order, what fair value is left, brother? It was left

here too. But was it respected or not? Where was it left above that? Man, it got respected. It did. This is your

sell. This is your sell trade. So, we will call this the Unicorn Model. What are the things in the Unicorn Model?

Step one, liquidity is being swept. Step two, MSS is happening. Step three, is it happening with a displacement

move? It is happening. Is there any FVG ? There were two FVGs. Which one got respected? The top one, I took the

trade there. We will call it that. Okay ? I will state this on this example once so the next example becomes easy.

Liquidity step number one, swept. The market suddenly did an MSS with displacement. It came to the FVG to

retest. It made a sell candle. Good trade. New example, liquidity swept, went up. Did the market come with

displacement and speed to do an MSS? According to the wick. It did it according to the wick. This time, the

wick is necessary here because the MSS happened. Did it come to retest because some FVG was left? Absolutely, an FVG

was left. Short here. Next example, brother, the market fell and swept liquidity here. Here, there is a level

behind, so it swept it, meaning it swept and after that, did a powerful move upward suddenly come? It came, and

an MSS happened. It came, and the MSS happened with power, and it came to retest. It came to the order block here

. I said FVG or order block, your choice. You can use both. The market went up. So, this is called the Unicorn

Model, guys. Okay? What is Silver Bullet? Silver Bullet is exactly the Unicorn Model. But at the Silver Bullet

timing. Here is the Silver Bullet timing, brother. If these four points —liquidity sweep, displacement, MSS,

retest to FVG—are found at this timing. In the evening, India time, it is 7:30 to 8:30, guys. Remind me

anytime in the evening during the YouTube live. Whenever this happens between 7:30 and 8:30 within the Silver

time, we will call it a Silver Bullet. A more powerful version of the Unicorn Model. Without it being a turtle soup.

So guys, I hope in this long class you understood something or other in the end. I know what turtle soup is,

brother. Silver Bullet, no! Explain to me again, what is the Unicorn Model, brother? It is practice time. Now, will

you think that I will become a millionaire just sitting there, just sitting there? Simply open your laptop,

open TradingView, and quickly backtest all of these models. Start forward testing from tomorrow, don't put in

money yet, just forward test. In the next one to two or three months of using these setups, you will understand

ICT. I want you to use at least 30-40% of the working data, use price action correctly, use order flow, and that is

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