The Inner Circle Trader Study Guides

The PD Array Matrix is a concept mentioned in ICT's teachings, which refers to the hierarchy of certain price levels, ranging from the highest form of a Premium Array to the lowest form before reaching equilibrium. These levels help traders identify key price levels and form a directional bias in their trading strategies.

In this book, we'll explain how all the current PD Array's work and how to spot them on your charts.

• Old High/Old Low

• Rejection Blocks

• Order Blocks

• Fair Value Gaps

• Breaker Blocks

• Mitigation Blocks

• Propulsion Blocks

• Vacuum Blocks

• And More...

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The ICT Student's Guide to Daily and Weekly Bias

Higher Timeframe analysis is something good traders do everyday before the trading day starts.

To form a weekly bias, you should start by using a top-down approach. Look at the weekly candle and determine if it's likely to expand higher or lower. This will help you solve 80% of your bias problem. Analyze the weekly chart, focusing on the seasonal tendencies, quarterly shifts, and monthly biases to align your weekly profile with the underlying momentum and institutional order flow.

To form a daily bias, you should analyze the market using various elements learned from ICT's teachings. A daily bias is not about buying or selling every day, but rather waiting for specific conditions to meet your expectations. Keep in mind that a daily bias is not always perfect, and it's essential to gain experience and practice to improve your analysis.

In this book, we'll go through all of ICT's Weekly and Daily Market Profiles. You'll also learn the Futures Daily Session Profiles and how to use all of these templates in your trading.

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A Trading Model is a specific, well-defined approach to trading that helps traders make decisions in the market. It is like a recipe or an algorithm that outlines the steps and conditions for entering, managing, and exiting trades. A trading model is not vague; it provides clear instructions on what to do in various market situations, such as when to execute a trade, where to place a stop, when to move a stop, and when to take partial profits. It is unique to each trader and should be refined and defined by the individual, based on their trading style and preferences.

The Inner Circle Trader has a ton of different trading models to choose from. This book is a collection of the most popular trading models and is to be used as a reference guide.

Here are just a few of the Trading Models in this book:

• Model 1: HTF + BOS + FVG (Bullish & Bearish)

• Model 2: HTF + BOS + IDM + FVG (Bullish & Bearish)

• Model 3: HTF + BOS + FVG + OTE (Bullish & Bearish)

• Model 4: HTF + BOS + IDM + FVG + OTE (Bullish & Bearish)

• Model 5: Box Setup

• Breaker Buy & Sell Models

• ICT 2022 Mentorship - Buy/Sell Models

• ICT 2022 Mentorship - Buy/Sell Flowcharts

• London, AM & PM Silver Bullet Models

• And More...

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