Hello all. I am 17 years old. I am learning ICT trading. I’ve been learning to trade since i was like 14-15 but finally found ICT trading and it makes sense. and im good at coding too. I want to make a good network.
I am finding people who r just like me!
if u feel like you’re around my age and can relate to me, please contact me: [Removed due to forum policy violation]
edit: i learnt basic of trading (i guess, like indicators and stuff) bfr. and then i switched to ICT. and im finding ppl bcz i sometimes feel so alone.
I wish you good luck, and nothing but success - but am also honest enough to mention that I’m pretty taken aback to see that you’re “learning ICT trading” rather than just “learning trading”, as anyone else might aspire to. That sounds like both a huge decision and a huge limitation - and “from one so young”!
I mean that if your aspiration is to “learn ICT trading”, it sounds like you’re choosing to ignore the other 99% of trading information, education and approaches available. That sounds pretty limiting, to me.
Yeah that’s true. I get it. I’ve been learning things like indicators and many things you can name. But now they really don’t make sense. But thank you for your comment, that’s true.
I don’t know what ICT teaches, but I do know that lots of the principle things are used by professional traders. ICT doesn’t teach new concepts, just renamed what’s been around for years.
FVG are a very good way to trade indexes combined with other methods. But it’s nothing to do with identifying where price is likely to move and everything to do with discipline. Don’t trade because you want to. Identify where you want to trade and wait. If price turns before it gets there, don’t jump in, keep waiting. You might miss out, but there will be more chances. Always use a stop loss and move it to break even as early as possible.
There are worse things to look at than ICT, certainly, but don’t imagine that your choices as a learner-trader are “ICT or indicators”. That’s not right at all!
I agree to that. Whatever, they are still valid and in play. I mean, those concepts are like the core principles. But ICT alone doesn’t help us, it’s the discipline. thanks for comment though.
That’s really interesting! I have heard a lot about the liquidity and market maker models in ICT but haven’t fully explored them yet. Do you have any suggestions on where I should start?
