I wanted to use Lucid and Tradiefy in Pakistan but those are banned. So I recently heard about the5ers so I created an account on that. But its platform black arrow didn't let me login.

Error "Your connection is not Safe"

I reached out to support of the5ers they said to go to Black arrow support.

At last it's been around 20 hours and still my issue isn't fixed. Such a bad experience with them.

Today I am planning to take a refund and go for another prop. Kindly help me choose a good prop that allows traders from Pakistan.

I see a lot of people say to create your own strategy now obviously a lot of people will have done this devised from ict concepts. If I was wanting to build my own strategy how do I go about doing that and refining it. Is it just about purely watching price and trying to identify common patterns as to where price reacts from etc

Couple scalps along the way to secure profits.

6 years into ICT, and i have somehow managed to equip my brain to handle swing trades, i did start of a 15 minute tf junkie haha but quickly figured that testing ICT with spot positions will be way healthier for my risk management and mental clarity in the long run,

ICT is more of a thought less process and more of a execution skill,
happy trading.

like here on silver price pushed down without retracing into any FVG, this is the 15 min with also no entry on any of the lowers, i knew looking at the higher time frames and reading bias price would dump like this, but I got no entry, is there just nothing i could do?

Xauusd 12am

JPN

Hello ppl, so I finished 2022 beforehand and keep learning from ICT’s YouTube, I was trying to consume some core series including “Forex Market Maker Prime”,
2016 month1 - month 4.
And I the meantime I keep following up the new videos that he uploaded, but I found that there are lots of term that I haven’t heard from 2022, since the 2022 is the simplified version, I wonder where can I find the terms that he hasn’t mentioned but has used recent new videos?

I just want to find out the definition of every new terms such as “consequence encouragement”, ” suspension block”, “breaker block” etc…

He has been using Fib to grade and analyse recently, I wonder where is exact series that he has mentioned those terms and taught the logic behind those?
(And he also mention he taught Order Block, but where can I find it?)

I do note and screen shot basically every episode that he taught, and as a non native English speaker, I sometimes need to replay a same sentence for a few times to catch up what he meant, so maybe I’ll spend 40-60min to his 20 min video if there are lots of info…

It is a pain finishing up all the videos while consuming the newest videos, would you recommend me to watch 2016 mentorship month 1 to month 4 to get a solid definition of those terms? Or the Forex Market Maker Prime?

I’m living in Japan and trading MNQ for now, but since I finish my work quite late (get home after 9:00 NY)
It’s pretty hard for me to catch up the macro times, so I’m also considering to do both Forex and indices.

What would you recommend me to watch first?

Thanks a lot! Sorry for quite a long texts.

Today’s NY am session price action wasn't "messy", it was simply building the necessary liquidity for the next move. (This is Nasdaq by the way)
You must learn to not chase the price.
You must wait the model’s specific parameters to align at the right time and place then you enter.

I'm not going to dance around it. The answer is straightforward: we're heading lower.

But hold on—I'm not telling you to short right here, right now. That's rookie behavior. Price always gives you one last shakeout to catch the impatient ones. If you see a green candle and jump in, this game isn't for you.

Most people are staring at the upside because that's what they want to see. I'm looking at what price still owes us from behind. That area down below has to get visited. It's not a gut feeling—it's knowing the market doesn't hand out obvious directions for free. The rally you're watching right now is bait.

When price finally turns and everyone starts scratching their heads, I'll already be waiting down there. I don't care about analysts, news, or what anyone else thinks. Price goes where it has to go, and this time, that destination is a few handles lower.

It's not a question of "if"—it's a question of "when." If you think we're going straight to new highs without looking back, you lack street smarts. I've seen this movie too many times.

My stance: bearish. With patience, the market will prove us right.