Jesse Rogers breaks down a simplified trading method based on ICT principles. Mark the prior day's high and low, Asia and London session levels, then trade reactions at those prices on one timeframe at the same time daily. No daily bias needed.
ICT became simple when I started doing the opposite of what he teaches because according to him, daily bias is important. But if it was, then how did I just make $41,000 this month without using it at all? You see, I just use one strategy, one time frame and it happens at the same time every day. Here's how simple it is. I start by marking out the previous day's high and low, the Asia and London session high and low, and then I sit back and let the market tell me what it wants to do. If price hits the London low and bounces aggressively, well then I'll trade long to the highs that I mark. But if price doesn't reverse, then I'll trade a continuation to the previous day's low. No daily bias, no complicated ict, just what's actually happening at the levels that matter. Save this post right now and then go out and test this strategy in the market.
