Hey, I found a pdf on the internet named “ICT Vids Explained” but its only a part of the original file. Does anyone have it? Could you share it with me?
Thanks
So is the good judge offering a free link to the paid mentorship 
Don’t know but that is up to the OP to proceed to find out. If I were to wish to follow ICT’s index of content I would first look at his Youtube content and decide whether I were going to spend a few months of following his plan, or not. If it is a paid course, or if it is not a paid course, the OP first has to decide whether he wishes to follow the ICT method or not. When I chose to follow NNFX, I had never heard of ICT, and I was already 50 hours into NNFX before I heard of ICT. By that time, I didn’t want to spend another 50 hours going over someone else’s method. I was happy to continue following NNFX method. 
It’s not for free - back in the day Mike offered his view of TA for free both on YT and BP -actually all his vids started with the BP logo and the words -“in association with”.
I remember him asking how he could be a contributor such as big pippin or robo, on the same post wanted to know who owned BP - then whoosh all YT vids vanished, replaced with a sad face icon.
Many vids promised to never charge - the only cost is time - then the power of marketing took over.
So it is with words - ever been to Screwfix or B&Q (same ownership) - No Nonsense are the sellers.
Btw - not knocking the thousands of hrs that ICT has spent on TA - mostly I knew zilch about that side of the market - and likewise not in disagreement with taking money from eager learners - others were doing it so why not - g’day e.g.
Anyways it is what it is - and likely Mike is making more money now that he ever did in trading - and good luck to him - he has earned it 
Edit NNFX is no nonsense fx - just like:
Screwfix No Nonsense - Design Group International (dgi.co.uk)
(the power of marketing)
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It’s not a free file, it’s usually paid here. You can still check for updates.
Thanks for this piece of info. I did not know screwfix was owned by same owners as B&Q. Over the years, I have chosen to go to Screwfix (or Toolstation) because both have outlets on our local trading estate, B&Q stores do not have the range and their staff are either far too busy to help you find stuff or they lack knowledge of their own product range.
I used to represent RS Components in one Middle East country, and I am used to seeking good product specifications - something that is severely lacking in B&Q. I think the same applies to Forex trading. You know when the content is worthwhile - it seems to have a good “product specification”.
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