Get Funded With This ICT New York Killzone Strategy (No Daily Bias)

The New York Killzone Strategy

• This strategy is a secret technique acknowledged by ICT himself that guarantees profitability in trading.

• The trading plan will be explained in detail, and it is being shared for free in this video.

"This secret New York Killzone strategy...will make you a profitable Trader guaranteed..."

The Value of the Video

• The value provided in this video alone is considered to be game-changing.

• The video includes effective yet underrated confirmation techniques that are not commonly shared on YouTube.

• Many YouTube videos about ICT strategies are misleading, but this strategy has been proven to work consistently.

"The value in this video alone is absolutely crazy...I've added the most effective yet underrated confirmation that no one on YouTube is sharing."

The Trading Plan

• The trading plan for the New York Killzone strategy will be explained step by step.

• The plan is suitable for beginners as well, as it is easy to follow.

• The recommended risk management strategy is to risk one percent per trade.

"I'm here to show you the full training plan...you can follow step by step A to Z even if you're a beginner...risk management that I recommend one percent per trade..."

Time Frames and Entry Points

• The strategy utilizes three main time frames: 15-minute, 5-minute, and 1-minute.

• The main time frame for the strategy is the 1-minute time frame.

• The entry points for trades are based on fair value Gap in the displacement leg.

"We're going to be utilizing three main time frames...the main time frame is the one minute...entries are going to be after one minute fair value Gap in the displacement leg..."

Pairs and Time Frames

• The strategy works best with Forex pairs like EUR/USD and GBP/USD, as well as indices like Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500.

• The time frames used in the strategy are 15 minutes, 5 minutes, and 1 minute.

"The pairs it works best on are EUR/USD, GBP/USD for Forex Pairs and Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 for indices...time frames we're going to be using, like I said, 15 and 5 and 1 minute..."

CE Entry and Variations

• The CE entry refers to a secret hack called "consequent encroachment," which is the 50% of the fair value Gap.

• There are two main variations of the strategy, one with an obvious liquidity sweep before the session opens and one with the sweep happening after the session opens.

"The CE entry...is a secret hack...two main variations...obvious liquidity sweep before our session and at our session..."

"This is actually crazy refinement to absolutely maximize the risk-to-reward on your trades and you guys could pass the challenge in just one trade with a very highest reward risking one percent with this entry style."

Liquidity Sweep Strategy

• Boating for is a sweep on the major.

• The goal is to identify and trade off liquidity sweeps that occur in the market.

• Liquidity sweep refers to a price movement that "sweeps" a significant level of liquidity in one direction or another.

• The strategy involves looking for an engulfing candle in the opposite direction of the liquidity sweep to enter a trade.

"All we're waiting for is an engulfing in the opposite direction to the liquidity sweep."

Validating Market Structure Shift

• After identifying the engulfing candle, look for confirmation of a market structure shift.

• Market structure shift is the change in the overall trend direction.

• By validating the market structure shift, we confirm the potential shift in market sentiment and identify favorable trade opportunities.

"Press close above the previous candle size so that's an engulfing and now that validates the market structure shift."

Waiting for Fair Value Gap

• Before entering a trade, wait for a fair value gap (fpg) to be created.

• A fair value gap is a significant price movement away from a previous consolidation or range.

• It indicates that the market is likely to continue moving in the direction of the gap.

• Wait for an obvious and significant fair value gap before entering a trade to increase the likelihood of profitability.

"So we wait for an obvious Gap to be created obvious fair value Gap."

Entering the Trade

• Enter the trade at the top of the fair value gap.

• Place the stop loss below the first candle of the fair value gap.

• Use the fair value gap as a reference to determine entry and stop levels.

• Adjust the risk and position size according to your trading plan.

"Enter at the top of the fair value Gap, stop loss below the first candle."

Setting Profit Targets

• Target the opposing liquidity after entering the trade.

• Mark out the major high or the overall height as potential profit targets.

• Set profit targets based on the levels where liquidity is likely to be present.

• Take profits at major highs to secure profits and wait for the next trading day for potential further trades.

"Mark out the major high or the overall height that we marked out on the 15 minute."

Trade Example Friday

• Identify major highs and lows on the 15-minute timeframe.

• Look for valid order blocks and demand areas within the lows.

• Instead of looking for a liquidity sweep, wait for a reaction off the established low to enter a trade.

• Consider multiple factors such as market structure shift and fair value gap to increase the probability of a profitable trade.

"I would not be looking for a liquidity sweep instead I'll be looking for a reaction off this level to take the trade higher."

Confirming Market Structure Shift

• Confirm the market structure shift by looking for the high to be broken.

• Pay attention to fractal highs and overall highs as potential confirmations.

• Use multiple timeframes to validate market structure shifts and choose the most suitable entries.

• Mark out consecutive encroachment levels and wait for price to tap into the area for entry.

"This is enough of a marketing structure shift for me... however, you can wait for this Main High to be taken out overall as well."

Taking Profits

• Take profits at the next significant high or liquidity point.

• Consider exit points where liquidity is likely to be present.

• Have a flexible approach to taking profits, adjusting according to the trade's risk-reward ratio.

• Exit the trade if it hits the take profit target within the specified time window.

"Literally just take profit at the next Main High because if you don't want to pass challenges, it's just one trade you want to take over the series of trades."

The Last and Final Example

• Previous day high and low are marked out indicating major liquidity levels.

• Liquidity sweep and 15-minute candle closure are crucial.

• Engulfing pattern indicates direction.

• Market structure shift and liquidity sweep on the 1-minute timeframe.

• Stop loss placed conservatively.

• Targeting the next opposing liquidity, the previous daily high.

"Price absolutely smashes that previous daily high and goes for overall just over a one to three and even flies even further, so guys if you do have your daily bias or your overall analysis for this, you could catch these trades."

Funding Challenge and Live Stage

• Once you pass the funding challenge, you will have the opportunity to progress to the live stage.

• In the live stage, you will receive one month free in the signals room where you can learn how to take trades on your funded account.

• There is ample proof of successful withdrawals and testimonials from traders who have gone through this process.

• Joining this program and getting funded should be a priority before spots fill up.

"Remember guys, if once you pass the funding challenge for you and get you onto the live stage, one month free in the signals room to learn how to take trades on the funded account."