ICT Trading 360 – May 2024 Batch is a structured ICT-based mentorship program designed to teach traders how institutional market makers manipulate liquidity and move price.

The course focuses heavily on Smart Money Concepts (SMC) and ICT trading models, helping traders understand the logic behind market structure, liquidity pools, and high-probability entry setups.

The program follows a day-by-day learning structure, where each session introduces a new concept used in professional institutional trading.

What You Will Learn

This batch covers key ICT concepts including:

• Liquidity and how market makers target stop losses
• Inducement and liquidity traps
• Killzones and session-based trading
• Premium and Discount pricing
• Interbank Price Delivery Algorithm (IPDA)
• Fair Value Gaps (FVG) and imbalances
• Order Blocks and Mitigation Blocks
• Breaker Blocks and market structure shifts
• Balance Price Range (BPR)
• Power of Three (AMD model)
• Unicorn setup and Turtle Soup strategy
• Market Maker Buy Model
• Bullet Strategy for high probability setups

The course teaches traders how to identify institutional footprints in the market and execute trades with structured logic.

Course Structure

The program includes 15 detailed classes covering ICT models step by step.

Foundations

Liquidity, inducement, and kill zones.

Market Pricing

Premium vs discount zones and IPDA.

Institutional Imbalances

Fair value gaps and liquidity inefficiencies.

Institutional Order Flow

Order blocks, mitigation blocks, and breaker blocks.

Advanced ICT Models

Power of Three, Unicorn setup, and Turtle Soup entry model.

Market Maker Strategies

Market Maker Buy Model and Bullet Strategy.

Course Details

Total Lessons: 15 Video Sessions
Trading Style: ICT Smart Money Concepts
Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced Traders

Who This Course Is For

This course is ideal for traders who want to:

• Learn ICT trading methodology
• Understand market maker manipulation and liquidity
• Master order block and fair value gap trading
• Improve entry precision and timing
• Transition from retail trading to institutional style trading