r/ICTMentorship

ICT has so many concepts, and I’m struggling to apply all of them when trading. I’d really like to understand how other ICT traders approach it in practice.

Could you share your step-by-step process for taking a trade? For example:

• What time do you usually look for trades?
• What exactly are you looking for during that time?
• What confluences do you consider?
• What are your entry and exit conditions?

Also, how often do you typically find valid setups in a week?

Any detailed insights or routines would be really helpful. Thanks!

Been thinking for a while now if I created a community to contribute to trading.

Now hear me out; not a mentorship program or a course! None of that paid bs!

A free space focused on something I feel a lot of trades are missing- Structure

I've spent time in different trading subs and the pattern is almost always the same- People are learning, putting in effort, and going through concepts, but still can't actually execute when they are on charts.

The intriguing part is; it doesn't look like a discipline problem.

It feels more like everything is learned in pieces, but never really connected into a clear way of reading price as a whole.

The idea is simple; Create a free space whose focus is on understanding how price actually moves; how to frame it, how to make sense of it, and how to stop relying on scattered bits of information.

I don't even know if people would be interested in something like this; but I thought I'd put it out there.

Let me hear your thoughts, and share it with others who may find this worth it.