Option to disable certain kill zones is included. Built in period separator is not a bad idea. I will see.
Woohoo! We made it!! 100 Pages 
In all seriousness, cheers firstly to ICT, these tools are invaluable and I’m sure I speak for all of us when I say “thank you”. And thanks also to all my fellow students. We are all helping each other on this journey to success.
To profit! 
No necessarily. They can still be totally independant.
I went short on GBPUSD during the London Open. Price was in the sell zone, institutional level 1.6100, yesterday’s high and ADR high, I entered short at 1.6104 which was between the 72% and 79% retracement levels of the last move down. My stop was above yesterday’s high and M4 at 1.6135 and was hit for -31 pips.
HA HA HA…whatever you say, sweethart.
500 pips UP in GBPJPY and 190 pips UP in GBPUSD since Tokyo lo’s…money-flows INTO GBP, sweetheart
Don’t really know if the attitude is warranted there, coxsonne. While of course they are quite well correlated, fxvoilaaa has a point - there are plenty of times in even the most correlated pairs that the price will move independantly.
Have a look (This is a daily of GU/GJ):
Just my 2 cents…I did not trade today London Open. Look at GJ and EJ huge swings during Asia (due to Japan disaster I guess). Start of London was too sharp for GU. If I look for shorts, I want to see clear swing down before I even think about a trade and market flow break from long to short at least at 15 minute TF.
P.S.: You know what I like to trade with this ICT concept? The first change in Market flow (e.g. at M15, of course supported with some other tools like pivots, institutional levels etc.). These signals especially when they come during kill zones are extremely strong and powerful.
Since when is a cross correlated ???
Correlated to what with three currencies involved ?
What has correlation to do with money-flows in and out of ONE currency and a temporary imbalance because of time factor due to excecution of orders ?
There is all types of jargon been put out now to jibber about something that has got NOTHING to do with the original question asked.
I have no time for that !
I’ve got fibs on yesterdays low to todays highs on fiber and cable with O.T.E for long entry coming in at CPP (GMT pivots) on both currency pairs. They’ll need to retrace quite a bit but with an hour until NY open I’ve got my alerts set. I’ll enter manually (:54:) as I can watch PA for an hour or two.
They’re both 180+ swings so the retrace really is a big ask. Cable R1 around the 1.61 may well act as support so I might move down to the 5minute and seek a scalp.
Coxsonne, I believe you understand my point.
You stated that if GBP/JPY moves up, cable must do the same. When someone (accurately) stated that this is not necessarily true all the time, you laughed at them and referred to them condescendingly.
I then posted a chart, showing a time when the two currencies pairs you referred to were indeed moving independently.
It is you who is introducing jargon, i simply posted a chart very clearly demonstrating that fxvoilaaa’s statement was valid.
That’s what I stated…
“GBPUSD has to follow OR lead”.
Now, look at your chart again.
I even get misquoted.
That’s the end of this “discussion” for me because I am sure fxvoilaaa had exactly that in mind with his one sentence reply to start a pointless “discussion”.
And you apmonster took his bite.
Oh ok, I see. So, what you are saying is that if one pair goes up, another pair will have gone up before OR will go up after?
Well, that is very enlightening - cheers!
Just look at the chart I posted, my friend. A small child could tell you that in the yellow circle, GBP/JPY was going up while cable was going down.
I am rather surprised that you continue to argue such a clear point.
In any case, my statement about your dismissive attitude towards fxvoilaa still stands. I believe we are all in here to learn together, and no-one likes a know-it-all, right?
"Just wanted to put this out there for trade ideas. GU is again retesting last week’s low and is only a few pips above it. I don’t know if this is a risk-off move from Japan, but it could be a significant point to find a long entry. "
I know you are not supposed to kick yourself over trades not taken, but honestly this one is a little painful to wakeup and see and not want to kick myself for not taking it.
:59:I would log it as a milestone towards your consistency… you seen it… identified it… and allowed it to pass. You have two choices here… 1) be upset you didn’t make money on it or 2) be content with having made a sound call and bolster your confidence for future periods when you will need the “pick me up” after drawdown periods.
WTG!
Opportunity is a parade. Even as one chance passes, the next is a fife and drum echoing in the distance. 
I couldn’t really figure out the market flow prior to London Open last night, but still had a short bias, since all three time frames was showing a short bias. To my surprise, when I woke up, I saw that Cable had skyrocketed.
Just curious, could some enlighten me as to why one would look to go long today? I do see an OTE long at the CPP during London Open and as I type this, an OTE to go short during NY Open.
Regards,
Clark
In the previous videos I noted the Key support levels and in the chat room. Key levels maintain their impact… hence the premise “Key” S&R.
Look at the 1.5980 level… note it on the timeframes we monitor. See the price action on this level? This was the basis for the long on the Cable two days ago.
Note 1.6100 level? In chat, while for disclosure sake I said I was flat… I explained the Cable would likely see a retest of the 1.61 figure and it traded there again after testing the 1.5980 level last night. These levels are being traded as the current dealing range… spend most of your time on the higher timeframes… drill down to 15 and 5 min charts only after you have a clear “reaction level” noted… to set up your Scouting Point and wait for “time of day” and price to come together… then 15 and 5 min charts are your Sniper Scope… to zero in on the Kill Shot for the Session you trade.
That really is all there is to it folks… either it plays out and your trade pays you… or you take a controlled loss and hunt your next big game prey… profitable, consistent trading.
PS: What did we discuss as it relates to Market Flow and Key Levels? Refer back to the core essentials… therein lies the gold.
Hope this helps!
GLGT 
I think I’m addicted on this after more than 400 pips gain in the last two days…
I know losses will also come and I have no problem with that, but the tools work very well if you put them together in a way you show here and in your videos.
Price action trading down to a prior support is more significant than price action trading down to prior resistance. Is this what you were referring to?
Keep this in your toolbox…
Whenever price runs hard and is within 30 pips of the Previous Day’s High… anticipate it retesting if not blowing through it… as far as the next Institutional level. Even if the price rejects and slams lower afterwords… the majority of Stops rest just above PDH’s and under PDL’s… they are easy ducks to shoot and traders feel “safe” placing them there…
This is the premise behind the exercise I detailed in the video on Consistency… which highlights the phenomenon at PDH’s & PDL’s.
Keep plugging at it… you will see it click by working the tools everyday on your charts… print out charts and or save intraday charts for your study on weekends. This is a big help or it was for me… this is how you begin to see the tracks in the snow and how to spot the opportunity when it falls in your lap again… as it surely will multiple times per week.
Do not get discouraged… trust me… nobody takes off right out of the gate.
GLGT
What Trumps Market Flow?
[B]Key Support & Resistance Levels[/B]