ICT Silver Bullet: Fair Value Gaps Between 10 and 11 AM

What's the easy setups? What's the silver bullet for fixing drawdown ICT?

You've been talking a lot of bunch of shit here, and it might be

entertaining for me. I might have chuckled a few times, but you know, get to the

get to the brass tacks already. Tell me something. I've sat here and listened to

this shit for a little while. Give me something to go home with. Okay, when

you're in drawdown and you really simply just got to have the fucking trade that

you can trust. That silver bullet trade that you want. Where does it happen?

Where does it form? And also, how can I use this even when I'm not in drawdown?

Where it forms consistently. Where does it form ICT? Come on, spill the beans, man.

All this buildup. All this bullshit. Spill it. That's my cards. See that?

I'm such a dick. Between 10 o'clock and 11 o'clock in the morning, New York

local time, you will find a fair value gap that will deliver five handles every

fucking day. Guaranteed. Absolutely fucking guaranteed. It's never gonna be a

day, even on a shit show day like on Friday, it will always, always be there.

Aiming for an opposing pool of liquidity. Sell side or buy side. In my head, when I'm

waking up, sometimes my wife prevents me from getting in front of the charts right

at 930. Now, she's understanding because I've been mentoring you the days I tell

you I'm gonna livestream. She graciously gives me that time to be here when I'm

here with you. But sometimes we stay, you know, we may be in bed longer in the

morning because we stayed up later. Or we may do something because of homeschooling

with our kids or something with the dogs. You know, something prevents me of being

there at the 930 opening. I know as long as I get to my charts by 10 o'clock and I

can stay there till 11 o'clock, I can take something out every fucking day.

Every day, every day, even on days that have the shortened holiday schedule. You

know, when they close it like at noon. Don't believe me. Don't take my fucking

word for it, folks. Don't believe anything I just said to you because I want you to go

into your charts and you'll see it's always there. Absolutely. Guaranteed. 100%.

It's always there. There's your silver bullet. There's your pasture funded account

bullshit. There's your fucking win the Robins Cup model. There's everything

you're looking for. Between 10 o'clock and 11 o'clock, it happens every day.

One minute. 30 seconds. 15 seconds. There's your two, there's your three time

frames. It will form in one of those three time frames. All you have to do is

wait for the obvious run on liquidity. Is it going for buy side or sell side? And

if as long as it's giving you at least a range of six handles or more, you'll get

your five. What does that mean? As long as that fair value gap forms on a 15

second, 30 second or one minute chart and you know where it's reaching for, it can

be late in the move. I don't give a fuck. That's not chasing to me because a fair

value gap, guess what that is? It's in the middle. That's where the meat is on the

bone, baby. See, you're looking at charts thinking you have to have that end joint.

High part of the bone or the low part of the bone. Precision is not limited to

that. When you look at a chicken leg, okay, where's all the meat at? It's not on

the ends. It's in the middle. It's in the middle. It's in the bulk point, a bulk end

of one of those ends of the leg, but to the middle of the bone. And you get down

to the opposite end. It's thinner. It's not a lot of meat down there. So it's a

tendon down there. Nobody likes to eat that. A fair value gap is how you enter a

trade that's in motion. Technically, to the uninitiated, the people that don't

know how to read price outside of our circle, they look at what we do as, oh, it

looks like chasing price. ICT, you did a revenge trade. Get the fuck out of here.

You have no idea what you're talking about. You have no idea what I'm doing to

get in those trades. None. You're learning this year, but it's not chasing price. If

I know that this is going to run for liquidity, and it's already moved, and I

missed the best case entry, and we've already had a fair value gap that it's

repriced down into, it's not going back down if I'm bullish. It's already done

what's required. Then I'm going to drop into one minute, 30 second, 15 second, and

I'm going to look for a fair value gap. And the next one that forms, I'm in that

bitch, boom, take off. Get my five handles, or even more, whatever the difference is

between where that fair value gap is forming to the liquidity I'm aiming for.

And I submit to that. I let it go. And then the algorithm sends it. And then I

go on social media and say, wow, how random.