Jesse Rogers breaks down three ICT trading entries: smart money push, where opposite-direction candles engulf a run and create a fair value gap; fair value gap entry, where price breaks structure then returns for rejection; and liquidity sweep, where price takes out a high or low, reverses, and you enter when a candle closes through the gap.
Here are the three most important ICT trading strategies in 30 seconds. Number one a smart money push, which is when a series of candles in the same direction is engulfed by the other side with a fair value gap. Number two a fair value gap entry when price breaks through structure and forms a fair value gap, you would then wait for price to return to the gap and enter once you see a rejection. And number three a liquidity sweep, which is when price takes out a high or a low and then reverses forming an inversion fair value gap, so you enter as soon as you get a candle closer through the gap. Now comment down below which entry method that you use the most.
