Study a structured 38-module ICT curriculum — from market structure and liquidity to execution, risk management, indices, gold and crypto. Start free, then choose whether Pro tools are useful to you.
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New to trading? Begin with Trading Foundations — what markets are, how sessions work, risk basics. No jargon.
Start Foundations →38 modules spanning market structure, liquidity, execution, risk, indices, gold and crypto. Each module is structured for deliberate study.
Browse Modules →Use the Trade Journal to log trades. Take daily quizzes to test your knowledge. Track progress on your dashboard.
Open Journal →Less tab-hopping. More structured learning. ICT Flow combines the curriculum, reference material and practice tools in one place.
38 modules arranged from foundations through advanced concepts, execution and risk.
Readable lessons, examples and knowledge checks make passive watching more active study.
Use the journal, glossary and quizzes to turn concepts into a repeatable study process.
Original explanations and navigation keep the learning path usable without hunting through scattered videos.
The latest additions focus on turning concepts into a repeatable review process and a more disciplined response to scheduled news and fast markets.
Turn completed trades into usable evidence with structured journaling, review metrics, screenshots and rule refinement.
Open module →Build a news-aware execution process that accounts for volatility, spreads, slippage, scheduled events and no-trade conditions.
Open module →38 modules. Structured independently around ICT and SMC concepts, with original explanations and practice.
The foundation of everything — how price creates trends, breaks structure, and signals reversals.
Study how ICT-style liquidity concepts interpret stop locations, liquidity pools, and potential sweeps; these are framework-based interpretations, not verified explanations of every move.
Study 3-candle price imbalances, their common interpretations, and how traders test them as potential entry zones.
A framework for studying areas where significant buying or selling may have occurred and how price may react; the underlying orders and intent cannot be confirmed from a chart alone.
Study ICT session timing, macro windows, and how traders incorporate time of day into their analysis.
Study the Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution (AMD) framework and how traders use it to structure a daily narrative.
Study premium and discount ranges, equilibrium, OTE, and how traders use them to frame potential entries.
Structured ICT entry-model frameworks, including Silver Bullet, 2022 Model, Unicorn, and others; test their conditions and outcomes rather than treating them as guaranteed setups.
Study the MMBM and MMSM frameworks and how ICT teachings model multi-day price behavior; the actual positions or intentions of banks cannot be confirmed from charts alone.
Study SMT divergence between correlated markets as a possible confirmation or context signal; divergence does not by itself establish institutional activity or predict the next move.
Study IPDA, weekly draws and Candle Range Theory as theoretical ICT frameworks for analyzing time and price behavior; they should not be treated as a verified market algorithm.
The newest ICT concepts — Venom Model, Propulsion Blocks, Quarterly Shifts, and 2024 updates.
Market analysis, trade reviews and ICT concept discussions for traders who want a structured place to study and review ideas.
"STOP TRYING TO PREDICT.
START READING THE ALGORITHM."
— MICHAEL J. HUDDLESTON (ICT)
Progress from trading foundations to advanced ICT and SMC concepts.
Quick definitions for the vocabulary used throughout the lessons.
Use quizzes to test recall instead of rereading everything.
Record setups, outcomes and observations in a dedicated workspace.
Build a structured trading study process around concepts, practice and review. 38 modules. 203+ lessons. Start free.
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