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John & Tara discuss ICT courses & mentorships, episode by episode. Each podcast extracts and discusses the most important information to note. We believe those podcasts will add value to your ICT journey. P.S.: Missing episodes are live trading sessions and are not discussed by John & Tara.

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  1. PUNTATA 1 • SOLO ABBONATI

    ICT PRIVATE MENTORSHIP CORE CONTENT / MONTH 5 / 1. QUARTERLY SHIFTS AND IPDA DATA RANGES

    ohn and Tara discuss a video lesson from “The Inner Circle Trader” YouTube channel where he explains a trading strategy based on the idea that the forex market is not entirely random but rather manipulated by a central bank algorithm. ICT suggests that this algorithm operates in cycles lasting roughly three to four months, known as "quarterly shifts." ICT describes a method for identifying these shifts by analyzing price data on a daily chart, focusing on historical highs and lows within specific time ranges. The process involves looking back at past trading days to identify liquidity pools and then projecting forward to anticipate the next shift in market sentiment. The lesson concludes with the assertion that understanding these quarterly shifts can help traders identify high-probability trading setups and make more informed trading decisions. - What are the key characteristics of a quarterly market shift and how can this understanding be used to identify trading opportunities? - How can analysis of the "look back" and "cast forward" periods, combined with identification of liquidity reference points, help predict price movements within a quarterly shift? - How can understanding the relationship between the underlying asset and its benchmark, and the concept of "smart money" accumulation and distribution programs, enhance trading strategies?

    16 min

  2. PUNTATA 2 • SOLO ABBONATI

    ICT PRIVATE MENTORSHIP CORE CONTENT / MONTH 5 / 2. OPEN FLOAT

    John and Tara discuss ICT’s YouTube video where he explains the concept of "open float" in financial markets, which refers to the total number of outstanding buy and sell orders above and below the current market price. ICT argues that understanding open float can help traders identify the direction of future price movements, as large institutions and market makers will often target these orders to fill liquidity gaps and create price swings. By analysing short-term highs and lows, alongside the quarterly shifts, traders can anticipate which side of the market—buy or sell—is likely to gain momentum, leading to potential trading opportunities. ICT highlights the importance of observing market structure and using open float as a tool for establishing daily chart bias and understanding market dynamics. - What key factors, such as price levels or market structure, can traders use to identify the liquidity pool that the market is most likely to target? - How does the concept of open float help traders determine whether a market is likely to continue a move or reverse after hitting an old high or old low? - How does the pattern of intermediate term highs and lows on a daily chart provide insight into the market's long-term directional bias and potential for future price movement?

    10 min

  3. PUNTATA 3 • SOLO ABBONATI

    ICT PRIVATE MENTORSHIP CORE CONTENT / MONTH 5 / 3. USING IPDA DATA RANGES

    John and Tara discuss a YouTube video by "The Inner Circle Trader" on the topic of IPDA data ranges, a technical analysis method for identifying potential market turning points. ICT argues that IPDA data ranges can help traders predict price movement by identifying areas where large fund traders are likely to place their stop-loss orders. ICT claims that by understanding how these data ranges work, traders can gain an advantage over market participants who are not using this technique. ICT then illustrates how to apply this technique in the context of the Australian dollar futures market, highlighting the importance of understanding open interest and how it can be used to identify institutional trader activity. - How does the Interbank Price Delivery Algorithm (IPDA) influence the price of currencies in the forex market? - What are the key differences between the Australian dollar futures contract and the AUD/USD forex pair, and how can traders use these differences to their advantage? - How can understanding open interest help forex traders identify potential turning points in the market and make more informed trading decisions?

    10 min

  4. PUNTATA 4 • SOLO ABBONATI

    ICT PRIVATE MENTORSHIP CORE CONTENT / MONTH 5 / 4. DEFINING OPEN FLOAT LIQUIDITY POOLS

    John and Tara discuss a video "ICT Mentorship Core Content - Month 05 - Defining Open Float Liquidity Pools" on YouTube channel "The Inner Circle Trader" where he teaches viewers how to identify liquidity pools for large institutional traders in the Canadian dollar futures market. ICT explains that these pools are essentially price levels where buy stops (orders to buy above the market price) and sell stops (orders to sell below the market price) are clustered. By identifying these pools through a technique called open float, which involves looking at the highest high and lowest low over the last 120 trading days, traders can anticipate where the market will likely move next. ICT suggests that institutional order flow, indicated by whether buy stops or sell stops are being triggered more frequently, provides further clues about the likely direction of the market. Finally, ICT emphasizes the importance of using open interest as a confirmation tool, as a decrease in open interest at support levels suggests that large institutions are likely to drive the market higher. - How do open float liquidity pools reveal the likely direction of future price movements in currency markets? - How can identifying buy and sell stops within open float liquidity pools help traders make profitable trading decisions? - What is the significance of open interest in relation to liquidity pools and how can it be used to identify market turning points?

    12 min

  5. PUNTATA 5 • SOLO ABBONATI

    ICT PRIVATE MENTORSHIP CORE CONTENT / MONTH 5 / 5. DEFINING INSTITUTIONAL SWING POINTS

    John and Tara discuss a YouTube video titled "ICT Mentorship Core Content - Month 05 - Defining Institutional Swing Points". ICT presents his perspective on how institutions manipulate the market to profit. He asserts that institutional swing points, or changes in price direction, are essentially limited to two categories: breakers and failure swings. Breakers involve a false break above an old high or below an old low, followed by a rapid reversal back in the opposite direction, allowing for high-probability entries. Failure swings, on the other hand, occur when price fails to break above an old high or below an old low after an initial attempt, indicating that the institutional manipulation may be over and a new trend may be forming. ICT emphasises that understanding these two swing point types and their characteristics is key to successful institutional-level trading. - How do 'breaker swing points' and 'failure swing points' differ in their characteristics and trading opportunities? - What are the institutional and psychological factors that drive the formation and effectiveness of these swing points? - How can traders utilize these swing point concepts to improve their entry and exit strategies in a diverse range of market conditions?

    11 min

  6. PUNTATA 6 • SOLO ABBONATI

    ICT PRIVATE MENTORSHIP CORE CONTENT / MONTH 5 / 6. USING 10 YEAR NOTES IN HTF ANALYSIS

    John and Tara discuss a YouTube video from "The Inner Circle Trader" which explores the relationship between 10-year Treasury notes and the dollar index. ICT examines seasonal trends for both assets, highlighting a potential inverse relationship. When 10-year Treasury notes are rallying, the dollar index tends to decline, and vice versa. This is because rising Treasury note prices represent falling interest rates, discouraging traders from seeking yield in dollar-based assets. ICT concludes that if both assets move in tandem, it suggests a period of consolidation, while a divergence between the two often signals a directional trend. ICT then provides examples from 2015, 2016, and 2017 to illustrate these concepts, ultimately suggesting how to identify trading opportunities based on these relationships. - How do seasonal tendencies in 10-year treasury notes and the dollar index affect the trading landscape for the dollar? - What are the key indicators of consolidation in the 10-year treasury and dollar markets, and what trading strategies do these conditions suggest? - How does the interaction between seasonal tendencies and market events, such as elections, influence the direction and trading opportunities in the 10-year treasury and dollar markets?

    14 min

  7. PUNTATA 7 • SOLO ABBONATI

    ICT PRIVATE MENTORSHIP CORE CONTENT / MONTH 5 / 7. QUALIFYING TRADE CONDITIONS WITH 10 YEAR YIELDS

    John and Tara discuss a YouTube video "ICT Mentorship Core Content - Month 05 - Using 10 Year Notes In HTF Analysis" uploaded on the channel "The Inner Circle Trader" where he focuses on using the seasonal tendencies of the 10-year treasury notes and the dollar index to predict price movements in both markets. ICT explains that when the 10-year treasury notes rally, the dollar index tends to decline and vice versa. This is because the two markets are inversely related. ICT highlights that when both markets move in tandem, it suggests a long-term consolidation. In contrast, when the 10-year treasury notes move in accordance with their seasonal tendency, and the dollar index supports this trend, it indicates a high probability of a directional long-term trend. ICT also discusses how the 10-year treasury note and dollar index movements affect foreign currencies, particularly highlighting the importance of studying the markets to identify explosive and trending trades. - How does the seasonal tendency of the 10-year treasury note affect the dollar index? - What are the implications for currency trading when the 10-year treasury note and the dollar index move in tandem? - What are the potential trading opportunities in a trending environment for the 10-year treasury note and the dollar index?

    12 min

  8. PUNTATA 8 • SOLO ABBONATI

    ICT PRIVATE MENTORSHIP CORE CONTENT / MONTH 5 / 8. INTEREST RATE DIFFERENTIALS

    John and Tara discuss ICT’s video where he discusses the importance of interest rate differentials in forex trading. The presenter explains that central bank interest rates are a fundamental indicator of currency strength, with higher interest rates typically attracting investment and leading to currency appreciation. He advocates for identifying currency pairs based on the difference in interest rates, such as buying an Australian dollar-US dollar pair where the Australian dollar has a higher interest rate. He also emphasises the importance of technical analysis and smart money indicators in confirming trading setups and using long-term support and resistance levels to identify potential entry and exit points for trades. ICT concludes by suggesting an exercise where viewers analyse historical price action of currency pairs based on interest rate differentials, to gain insight into large-scale market movements. - What are the key factors that influence currency pair movements based on central bank interest rate differentials? - How can traders use interest rate differentials and technical indicators to identify and exploit large-scale trend movements? - What are the potential advantages and limitations of using central bank interest rate differentials to guide long-term trading strategies?

    10 min
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John & Tara discuss ICT courses & mentorships, episode by episode. Each podcast extracts and discusses the most important information to note. We believe those podcasts will add value to your ICT journey. P.S.: Missing episodes are live trading sessions and are not discussed by John & Tara.

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