A short trading tutorial by Jesse Rogers presenting a simple, mechanical strategy for trading key levels. He instructs traders to mark previous day's high/low, Asian session high/low, and London session high/low, then trade either reversals (inverted fair value gap or flip) or continuations if levels fail. Emphasis is on simplicity, consistency, and mechanical rules rather than complex ICT bias concepts.
Most ICT traders make the mistake of only looking for reversals when price trades to a key level. But the thing is, it's not even their fault. They've been trained to think like this. Higher time frame key level to lower time frame entry model. Well, you've probably realized by now that it just doesn't work like that. But enough said. Here's a simple strategy that made me $40,000 just last month, and it does not have this problem. You're going to mark out the previous day's high and low, the high and low of the Asian session and the high and low of the London session. No more ICT daily bias or complicated concepts, just a few levels on the chart and you know exactly where to trade. And once the market hits these levels, you simply can wait for two things. Number one is what most of you already know, and that's a reversal, meaning that an inverted fair value gap appears and you can enter a trade away from the level or you get a flip. And this is where most traders get it wrong. If that level fails to give a reversal, the market is likely going much further and you should trade the continuation. Sure, this is repetitive and boring, but it's consistent and mechanical. And that's the secret to staying profitable long term. Now, if you want to see me mark out these levels and call out trades every day, then comment, join and I'll send you an invite to my free trading discord.
