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one direction for a long period of time .  \n The standard ICT kill zone is 2:00-4:00AM and can start an hour before that and go to until as long as an hour after that as well.  \n When risk is on in the market, the US Dollar will be falling.  \n Between 7:00-9:00 GMT is typically when the high or low forms at London open.  \n The opening price that we should be selling above on down days in 5:00GMT, not 0:00 GMT.  \n If you are trading London, you really need to be awake and in front of the charts.  \n Price doesn't have to rally above the Asian range for a London open sell, it just has to rally from 5:00GMT and possibly take out a small time frame high or into some sort of OTE.  \n Do not be in forums trying to teach other people when you are a developing trader. If you are not making a living at this don't try to teach it to other people .  \n ICT's best learning in his career came in the last 8 years of his 20 years of trading experience .  \n Trading will make you feel you are bigger than you real are, it will make you feel smarter than you really are, and it will also make you feel like much less of a person that you really are .  \n You are in the driver seat. There is no one to blame for your losses and no one to give credit to for your wins except for you.  \n If you are looking for software programs to put on trades on, YOU ARE LAZY. LAZY doesn't pay!!!  \n If they are selling something they need money. If they need the money, they are not that good of a trader.  \n The Market Wizards books are very inspiring. They have good stories that are fun to hear.  \n I should look for a retracement on anything that has a Judas Swing at London Open and looks like it tripped stops to turn and go the other way. Look for retracements in the direction price propelled the rest of the day in session kill zones as long as the 5 or 10 day ADR is not fulfilled and the range/expansion phase support a long range day. Use support & resistance of course and look for other confluences and order blocks.  \n Once we are in a London open setup we like to look for range projections, which is using Fibonacci and swing projections, we like to use the Average Daily Range (ADR) .  \n It's probably a good idea to track Average Daily Ranges on multiple time frames just to gauge the market and how it might be changing.  \nThe above image is using a Fibonacci extension to find the exit point for a day trade . We expect the swing up to the upside to be a measurable move once the low is taken out to the down side . We look for 127% extensions, 162% extensions, and a 200% extension which would be a doubling from that measure low up to the measured high. That is measured from the low down.  \n If price gets to once of those levels at the New York profit taking times of the day, that's where you take profits.  \n If the USDX is poised to rise, why the would the heck would be the EUR/ USD also be rising on the same day? That is a move that is move counter to what the USDX is doing even while in a down trend. That is divergence . That is a swing trade opportunity. The Fiber is rallying in a risk off scenario so they are setting up a move that is going to go a little bit lower. In this situation you should also look for which pair of the Cable & Fiber are the weakest. You would do this by seeing which pairs have been making high or highs or just being soft and continuing lower.  \nIf you add 10 pips to the highs that the trend line is drawn across, that is probably where all the stop loss are going to be resting. Those are 2 consecutive highs that are basically the same . The Fiber goes up and goes JUST above that level. Zooming into that day and measuring the 10 pip area:  \nThe level above is such a clean level, too clean. Stops will be resting right above that. 10 pips, that's as far as we want to see it go before it gets rejected and if it does that what we just witnessed was a raid on stops","cbCaiqsYqAdvdlwi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqsYqAdvdlwi","pdf",1814317,"English","# London Session Timing\n## ICT Kill Zone (2:00-4:00AM)\n## London Open High/Low Window (7:00-9:00 GMT)\n# Trade Setups and Planning\n## Judas Swing and Stop Raids\n## OTE and Confluence with Order Blocks\n## Range Projections and Fibonacci Extensions\n# Profit Taking and Risk Management\n## ADR Tracking Across Time Frames\n## New York Profit-Taking Times\n## USDX vs EUR/USD Divergence\n# Trading Mindset and Learning","[{\"question\":\"What is the standard ICT kill zone and how much flexibility is allowed?\",\"answer\":\"The notes state the standard ICT kill zone is 2:00-4:00AM, and it can start an hour before and extend up to an hour after.\"},{\"question\":\"How are London open highs and lows typically identified?\",\"answer\":\"They are usually formed between 7:00-9:00 GMT at the London open.\"},{\"question\":\"What method does the notes use to estimate day-trade exit points?\",\"answer\":\"They use Fibonacci extensions (including 127%, 162%, and 200% extensions) measured from key swing points, then take profits when price reaches those levels during New York profit-taking times.\"}]","WENT 05 - Trading Notes and ICT Strategies | PDF",1789776000,15]