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M0 · Why 471 PDFs Never Clicked
- d-m0-01 conceptYou watch a recent ICT video that builds an entry around a propulsion block. You open your library to find the definition. What is the correct next move?#Vocabulary reconciliation#Your library
- d-m0-02 conceptWhich of these are genuine curriculum in your library — material you should study in order, rather than look up? (Select all that apply.)#Your library
- d-m0-03 conceptModern content calls it a liquidity sweep. Your library never uses that phrase. Does that mean the concept is missing?#Vocabulary reconciliation
- d-m0-04 conceptRoughly how many distinct objects does this whole method actually contain?#Your library#The PD array matrix
- d-m0-05 conceptMonth 3 of the mentorship is not in your archive. What does this course do about that?#Your library
- d-m0-06 conceptYou are keen to trade soon. Which is the honest shortest route through this course?#Your library#Risk and R
M1 · The Four-Phase Engine
- d-m1-01 revealYou are looking at ICT's own definition of Expansion. Before you reveal his chart: on your own EURUSD daily, find the most recent move that fits this description — quick, away from a middle. Then say out loud where the order block should be. Reveal shows the chart ICT used to teach this phase on the very next slide.#The four phases#Expansion
- d-m1-02 revealThe definition of Retracement is on screen. Before revealing: on a chart of your own, find a completed retracement and name — in advance — the specific price area it was going back for. Reveal shows ICT's chart for this phase, on the next slide.#The four phases#Retracement#Fair value gaps
- d-m1-03 revealThe Reversal definition is on screen. Before revealing: find the last significant turn on a chart you know well, and answer one question — what got run immediately before it turned? Reveal shows ICT's own chart with the reversals marked.#The four phases#Reversal#Liquidity pools
- d-m1-04 revealThe Consolidation definition is on screen — read the last sentence carefully. Before revealing: find a range on your chart, mark its 50%, and answer whether you have historically treated ranges as dead time or as construction. Reveal shows ICT's chart of this phase.#The four phases#Consolidation#Equilibrium
- d-m1-05 conceptMonth 1 p.4 maps the phases to sessions: Expansion = Judas Swing, Retracement = New York, Reversal = London Swing, Consolidation = Asian Range. How should you use that slide?#The four phases#IPDA / the true day
- d-m1-06 conceptMonth 1's 'What To Focus On' slide lists seven things. What is notable about what it leaves out?#The four phases#Liquidity pools#Swing points (STH/ITH/LTH)
- d-m1-07 revealThis is the True Day definition — the 00:00 to 15:00 New York window in which the daily range is defined. Before revealing: sketch how the four phases would be laid out inside a single day. Reveal shows ICT's own version on the next slide.#IPDA / the true day#The four phases
- d-m1-08 conceptPrice has just left a range with three large one-directional candles. Which phase are you in, and what is the one thing you look for?#The four phases#Expansion#Order blocks
- d-m1-09 conceptPrice has just traded through an obvious equal-highs level and immediately closed back below it. Phase, and reference point?#The four phases#Reversal#Liquidity pools
- d-m1-10 conceptYou open a 4-hour chart. Price is drifting in a loose 90-pip band with no clean edges, no recent sharp move, and no old high or low nearby. What is the correct output?#The four phases#Answering "none"
- d-m1-11 conceptWhich of these correctly describe the relationship between the phases? (Select all that apply.)#The four phases#Retracement
- d-m1-12 conceptThe True Day slide says the daily range is defined between 00:00 and 15:00 New York time, and calls the rest 'dead time' or less predictable. What is the disciplined way to use this?#The four phases#IPDA / the true day
M2 · Liquidity: Why Price Moves At All
- d-m2-01 revealOn screen is ICT's structural picture of where orders rest: buyers above, sellers below, market price between. Before revealing: on your own chart, mark the nearest old low, and state what specifically is sitting under it and what happens the instant it is violated. Reveal shows the next slide — the same idea with his own annotated chart and the full Run On Liquidity Pool definition.#Liquidity pools#Stop runs
- d-m2-02 conceptYou have a 4-hour range. Inside it sits an untouched fair value gap; above the range high are three weeks of equal highs. Which is the destination and which is the route?#External range liquidity#Internal range liquidity
- d-m2-03 conceptWhich of these are internal range liquidity? (Select all that apply.)#External range liquidity#Internal range liquidity
- d-m2-04 conceptPrice is 40 pips below a set of clean equal highs. Between here and there sit an untouched 4-hour bearish order block and an unfilled fair value gap. How does Month 1's low-resistance framing read this?#Low-resistance liquidity runs#Liquidity pools
- d-m2-05 conceptYou mark a range. Above it, the highs are ragged and staggered over three weeks; below it, there is a single flat double-bottom from Monday. Where is the denser pool, and what does that give you?#Liquidity pools#Answering "none"
- d-m2-06 revealA sharp run leaves a record of itself. On screen is a chart with the run marked. Before revealing the next slide: state whether the marked area is a destination or a route, and what you would use it for. Reveal shows ICT's next example in the same sequence.#Liquidity voids#Liquidity pools#Internal range liquidity
- d-m2-07 conceptPrice wicks through an obvious old high by 6 pips and closes back below it. What has your library actually told you?#Stop runs#Liquidity pools
- d-m2-08 conceptHow does this module change the order of operations from M1?#Liquidity pools#The four phases
- d-m2-09 conceptYou run the destination routine on a chart. The nearest external pool in either direction is 300 pips away, and both paths are cluttered with untouched arrays. What is the output?#Liquidity pools#Answering "none"
- d-m2-10 conceptWhy does the external/internal split matter for the reward-to-risk arithmetic you will meet in M13?#Liquidity pools#External range liquidity#Risk and R
M3 · Market Structure & Swing Points
- d-m3-01 conceptA candle's low is higher than the low of the candle before it and higher than the low of the candle after it. What have you got?#Swing points (STH/ITH/LTH)#Market structure
- d-m3-02 conceptYou have marked six short-term lows on a daily chart. The third one is lower than the two on either side of it. What tier is it?#Market structure#Swing points (STH/ITH/LTH)
- d-m3-03 conceptYou are swing trading. Which tier of the hierarchy are you positioning against, and why does it matter?#Market structure#Timeframe nesting
- d-m3-04 conceptDaily structure is up. You drop to the 1-hour and it is making lower highs. What have you learned?#Timeframe nesting#Market structure
- d-m3-05 conceptFor a swing trade, which three timeframes does your library specify, and what is each one for?#Timeframe nesting
- d-m3-06 conceptWeekly long-term structure is up; daily intermediate structure has just made a lower intermediate-term low; 1-hour short-term structure is up. Which statements are true? (Select all that apply.)#Timeframe nesting#Market structure
- d-m3-07 conceptOn your daily chart, the last two intermediate-term lows are at almost exactly the same price. What does the count give you?#Market structure#Answering "none"
- d-m3-08 conceptSomeone asks why you think the daily trend has changed. Which answer is defensible from your own library?#Market structure#Vocabulary reconciliation
- d-m3-09 conceptYou are about to measure a dealing range on a daily chart for a swing trade. What are the correct anchors?#Market structure#Defining the dealing range
M4 · Premium, Discount & the Dealing Range
- d-m4-01 conceptYou want to know whether EURUSD is at a premium. Price is currently printing a new three-month high. Can you answer?#Defining the dealing range#Premium / discount
- d-m4-02 conceptYou drew a daily range and price is 15% above the 50%, so your long idea is not permitted. What is legitimate?#Defining the dealing range#Premium / discount
- d-m4-03 conceptPrice is at a discount. What does the rule permit, and what does it not?#Premium / discount#Equilibrium
- d-m4-04 conceptDaily range: price is in premium. 4-hour range: the recent pullback puts price at a discount of that smaller leg. You swing trade. What is the trade?#Premium / discount#Timeframe nesting
- d-m4-05 conceptPrice is sitting within about 2% of the equilibrium of your daily range. What is the output?#Premium / discount#Defining the dealing range#Answering "none"
- d-m4-06 conceptBesides filtering entries, what else is the 50% line used for in your library?#Equilibrium#Consolidation
- d-m4-07 conceptRun the whole Tier 1 routine. Daily chart: price expanded down out of a range last week, has retraced back up, sits just above the 50% of the completed down-leg, and there are equal lows 60 pips below the range low with clear space in between. What do you have?#Premium / discount#The four phases#Liquidity pools#Defining the dealing range
- d-m4-08 conceptOver a week you run the Tier 1 routine on four pairs each morning — twenty reads. On sixteen of them at least one of the four questions has no clean answer. What does that mean?#Premium / discount#Answering "none"
M5 · Order Blocks, Properly Defined
- d-m5-01 revealICT's definition is on screen with his schematic. Before revealing: point at the candle you would mark as the bullish order block candidate, and say out loud which three conditions it satisfies. Reveal shows the next slide in his sequence.#Order blocks
- d-m5-02 revealThe order block is now validated. Before revealing: what is the correct action at this exact moment? Be specific about whether you are entering, and if not, what you are waiting for.#Order block validation#Order blocks
- d-m5-03 conceptYou find the lowest down-close candle with the biggest body, sitting right on a prior support level. Price has drifted sideways since; nothing has traded through its high. What do you have?#Order block validation#Answering "none"
- d-m5-04 revealYou are waiting with a resting order. Before revealing: at exactly which price does the trade begin, and where does your stop sit at the moment of fill?#Order blocks#Mean threshold
- d-m5-05 conceptThe entry technique says price must trade 'Higher away from the Bullish Orderblock and then Return'. Why does the order of those two clauses matter?#Order blocks
- d-m5-06 conceptYou are long from an order block high. Price has moved most of the way to your target. What does the definition permit you to do with your stop?#Mean threshold#Risk and R
- d-m5-07 revealThe trade is on. Before revealing: using M2's vocabulary, classify the order block you entered at, and name what you are targeting. Reveal shows how ICT labels the same picture.#Order blocks#External range liquidity#Internal range liquidity
- d-m5-08 revealBefore revealing the final two slides of the sequence: write down all four levels of this trade — entry, stop, the level you may later raise the stop to, and the target — and say what each one is anchored to.#Order blocks#Mean threshold#External range liquidity
- d-m5-09 conceptMirror the definition. Which candle is the bearish order block candidate, and what validates it?#Order blocks#Order block validation
- d-m5-10 conceptYou find a properly validated bullish order block. Price is in the top third of your daily dealing range. Do you take it?#Order blocks#Premium / discount#Answering "none"
- d-m5-11 conceptWhich of these disqualify an order block from being traded? (Select all that apply.)#Order blocks
M6 · Fair Value Gaps & Liquidity Voids
- d-m6-01 conceptWhat exactly is the relationship between a fair value gap and a liquidity void?#Fair value gaps#Liquidity voids
- d-m6-02 revealICT asks this question on his own slide: where do you see an example of the fair value gap? The definition is beside the chart. Commit to a specific location before revealing — this is his answer key, not one written for you.#Fair value gaps
- d-m6-03 revealThe gap is marked. Before revealing: describe in words what is being measured — which side of the market was offered, and between which two points on the chart?#Fair value gaps
- d-m6-04 revealA gap has been left open. Before revealing: state what you would use it for — entry, objective, or nothing — and what would have to be true for each.#Fair value gaps#Internal range liquidity
- d-m6-05 revealA clean chart. Before revealing: find the fair value gap left by the decline, and say where price would have to trade for it to be considered filled.#Fair value gaps#Fair valuation
- d-m6-06 conceptYou are long from a discount array. Price rallies back to the area it recently sold off from. Month 1 calls this Fair Valuation. What does the slide actually recommend?#Fair valuation
- d-m6-07 conceptWhere does a fair value gap sit in M2's external/internal split, and what follows?#Fair value gaps#Internal range liquidity#External range liquidity
- d-m6-08 conceptYou are looking at a 4-hour chart during a slow two-day drift lower. Small one-candle imbalances appear all over it. Is there a fair value gap you should trade?#Fair value gaps#Answering "none"
- d-m6-09 conceptYour candidate 'fair value gap' spans about 70% of the impulse leg that created it. What is it, and what should you do with it?#Fair value gaps#Liquidity voids#Answering "none"
- d-m6-10 conceptThe vacuum block appears in exactly one document in your entire library. How should the course treat it, and what does that tell you generally?#Vocabulary reconciliation#Fair value gaps
M7 · Breakers, Mitigation & Rejection Blocks
- d-m7-01 revealA clean schematic: price rallies, fails, and breaks lower. Before revealing: mark the level where traders are trapped, and say which direction you would be trading from it. Reveal shows ICT naming the object on the next slide.#Mitigation blocks#Trapped traders
- d-m7-02 revealThe mitigation block is named. Before revealing: what has to happen structurally before this level becomes actionable, and how would you verify it using M3's count rather than by eye?#Mitigation blocks#Market structure
- d-m7-03 conceptPut the bearish breaker sequence in order.#Breaker blocks#Trapped traders#Stop runs
- d-m7-04 revealA bearish breaker is drawn on the schematic. Before revealing: state what event made these buyers trapped, and where their stops were before it happened.#Breaker blocks#Trapped traders
- d-m7-05 conceptMonth 4 attaches 'Ideal Set Up: In Major To Intermediate Term Downtrends' to the bearish breaker. What does this course do with that clause?#Breaker blocks#Market structure
- d-m7-06 conceptA daily candle spikes 40 pips above a clean old high and closes near its open, leaving a long upper wick. Where is the level?#Rejection blocks#Liquidity pools
- d-m7-07 conceptICT's rejection-block slides carry the header 'Bearish Run On Buy Side Liquidity [Turtle Soup Sell]'. What is that telling you?#Rejection blocks#Vocabulary reconciliation
- d-m7-08 conceptPrice ran an old low, failed to continue, then rallied back through the swing high that had capped the previous decline. Price is now returning to that swing high. Which object is it?#Breaker blocks#Mitigation blocks#Rejection blocks
- d-m7-09 conceptPrice broke below a small consolidation that had formed over four candles with almost no participation, and is now returning to it. Which of the three applies?#Trapped traders#Answering "none"
- d-m7-10 conceptWhich statements about the three objects are true? (Select all that apply.)#Breaker blocks#Mitigation blocks#Rejection blocks
- d-m7-11 conceptSort the six Tier 2 objects by mechanism.#Trapped traders#Order blocks#Fair value gaps
M8 · The PD Array Matrix
- d-m8-01 concept"The PD Arrays that have been traded to or executed on most recently indicate the opposite PD Array spectrum will be reached for." What does this let you do that nothing in Tier 2 did?#The PD array matrix#Route planning
- d-m8-02 conceptWhat sits on the outermost rung of both ladders, and why does that matter?#The PD array matrix#External range liquidity
- d-m8-03 matrixDaily EURUSD. You have anchored the dealing range from a confirmed intermediate-term low to a confirmed intermediate-term high. Price has retraced into the lower third of that range and has just held a bullish order block, closing back above it. Above price, inside the range, sits an unfilled fair value gap; above the range high sit three weeks of equal highs.#The PD array matrix#Route planning#Premium / discount
- d-m8-04 matrixDaily GBPUSD. The range is anchored to two confirmed intermediate swings. Price rallied through an old high, failed, and came back down through the swing low that had supported the rally — a bearish breaker. It has now rallied back to that swing low, which sits in the upper third of the range. Below the range low there is a clean double bottom from three weeks ago.#The PD array matrix#Premium / discount#Breaker blocks
- d-m8-05 matrixDaily USDJPY. The range is cleanly anchored. Price is sitting within 1% of the equilibrium of that range and has been oscillating around it for four sessions. There is a valid bullish order block 30 pips below and a valid bearish order block 40 pips above, and pools at both extremes of the range.#The PD array matrix#Equilibrium#Answering "none"
- d-m8-06 matrixDaily AUDUSD is in the upper part of its dealing range, having just been rejected from a bearish order block. You drop to the 1-hour and find a textbook validated bullish order block with a clean 25-pip stop, and a fair value gap just above it. It is tempting.#The PD array matrix#Timeframe cascade#Premium / discount
- d-m8-07 conceptWhich of these are grounds to stand down rather than pick an array? (Select all that apply.)#The PD array matrix#Answering "none"
- d-m8-08 matrixWeekly XAUUSD framed a wide range; the daily is your framing chart. Price sold off hard from the premium half, leaving a large one-sided range behind it, and is now sitting in the discount half having just filled a bullish fair value gap and turned up from it. The daily range low has a single clean swing low beneath it from last month.#The PD array matrix#Route planning#Fair value gaps
- d-m8-09 conceptHow does the matrix change what your trading record can tell you?#The PD array matrix#Risk and R
M9 · Time Is a Variable, Not a Filter
- d-m9-01 conceptYou take the same bullish order block twice on the same pair. The first time it does nothing for eleven hours and then fails; the second time it moves immediately. The array was valid both times. What changed?#Time as a variable#The PD array matrix
- d-m9-02 conceptIt is Tuesday. Your higher-timeframe work says bullish and price has just reached a daily discount array. According to Month 12's day-of-week slide, what does the day of the week contribute?#Day of week#The weekly profile#The swing model
- d-m9-03 conceptIt is Thursday morning. You are bullish from the daily, the week has not made the low you expected, and you have no position. What does this module say to do?#The weekly profile#Day of week#Answering "none"
- d-m9-04 concept"Each Week The Market Will Seek To Trade From One PD Array To Another. It Will Trade From One Quadrant To Another With The Least Resistance." What does this add to the M8 matrix rule?#The weekly profile#The PD array matrix#Route planning
- d-m9-05 markICT has boxed one full trading week in yellow on this chart. Box the Monday-to-Wednesday portion of it — the window in which the week's extreme is expected to form.#The weekly profile#Day of week#Chart marking
- d-m9-06 markMark the London killzone on this chart — the 07:00–09:00 GMT window. If it cannot be marked here, mark nothing and submit.#Killzones#The Asian range#Answering "none"#Chart marking
- d-m9-07 conceptPrice surges up out of the range, takes out yesterday's high, and reverses hard. Judas swing?#The Judas swing#Daily bias#Liquidity pools
- d-m9-08 conceptMonth 12: "If my HTF Analysis is Bullish – I will look to enter Longs below the Asian Range High – preferably under the Low." Why under the low?#The Asian range#Killzones#Liquidity pools
- d-m9-09 revealThis week broke a short-term high on Wednesday and then came back down. ICT's caption says it 'finds institutional sponsorship on +OBs' on the way back up. Before revealing: mark where you think those bullish order blocks are.#The weekly profile#Order blocks#Day of week
- d-m9-10 conceptSelect every situation in which this module says stand down. (More than one is correct.)#Time as a variable#Answering "none"#Killzones
M10 · Top-Down Framing
- d-m10-01 conceptMonth 12's top-down slide repeats the same block of instructions four times, once per timeframe. What does that repetition tell you about the procedure?#Top-down framing#Timeframe cascade#Timeframe gating
- d-m10-02 concept"Ideally Down Close Candles Support Price & Large Candles Form With Up Closes." What is this a definition of?#Top-down framing#Daily bias#Order blocks
- d-m10-03 conceptMonthly: bullish. Weekly: bullish. Daily: the range is unclear, no down-close candles are holding price, and there has been no reaction on a discount array. 4-hour: a textbook bullish order block with a clean structure break. What do you do?#Timeframe gating#Answering "none"#Top-down framing
- d-m10-04 conceptYou have run the cascade every day for a month and never once written NEUTRAL on any timeframe. What is the most likely explanation?#Timeframe gating#Top-down framing#Discipline
- d-m10-05 markThis is a weekly-scale chart before ICT has shaded anything. Box the region he treats as premium, and box the region he treats as discount. Two marks.#Premium / discount#Defining the dealing range#Top-down framing#Chart marking
- d-m10-06 markYou have just run the weekly test on this pair and it came back NEUTRAL — no down-close candles supporting price, no recent reaction on a discount array. Mark the weekly PD array you will carry down to the daily chart.#Timeframe gating#Answering "none"#Timeframe cascade#Chart marking
- d-m10-07 conceptAcross Month 12's four setup templates, what actually changes from one to the next?#Timeframe cascade#The swing model#Top-down framing
- d-m10-08 concept"Discount Array Entry To Premium Array Exit Setups" — why does that phrasing matter for the 3:1 filter?#Risk and R#Timeframe gating#The PD array matrix
- d-m10-09 conceptMonth 12's full chain includes COT commercial hedging, intermarket confirmation, the interest-rate triad and retail sentiment between 'order flow is bullish' and 'look for discount arrays'. This course does not build them in. Which of these are honest statements about that? (Select all.)#Top-down framing#Discipline
M11 · SMT Divergence & Correlation
- d-m11-01 conceptIn ICT's definition of bullish correlated-pair SMT, which clause is the precondition that most people skip?#SMT divergence#Correlation
- d-m11-02 conceptYou are watching GBPUSD arrive at a daily support level. On the dollar index, what would you have to see for this to be bullish SMT?#SMT divergence#USDX
- d-m11-03 conceptEURUSD and GBPUSD both arrive at a level you marked yesterday. EURUSD makes a new low; GBPUSD makes a new low too, slightly deeper. What have you got?#SMT divergence#Correlation
- d-m11-04 conceptYou have no bias from the cascade today, but you notice a clean SMT divergence between the two pairs on the 1-hour. What does this module say?#SMT divergence#Top-down framing#Answering "none"
- d-m11-05 concept"SMT divergence confirms Judas Swings." How do M9 and M11 fit together?#SMT divergence#The Judas swing#Killzones
- d-m11-06 conceptWhy does ICT tell you to use a line chart when looking for SMT divergence?#SMT divergence#Correlation
- d-m11-07 conceptThis module quotes prose heavily and shows one figure drawn on a stock index. Which of these are honest reasons? (Select all.)#SMT divergence#Your library
M12 · Entry Refinement: OTE & the Fib Toolkit
- d-m12-01 conceptWhere is the Optimal Trade Entry band, and what are the 127% and 162% levels for?#Optimal trade entry#Fibs and extensions
- d-m12-02 concept"Do not try to get the very best entry price. Try to get in between the 62% retracement and the sweet spot OTE." What is the cost of always waiting for 79%?#Optimal trade entry#Discipline
- d-m12-03 conceptYour OTE band keeps landing in places that do not work. What is the most likely cause?#Optimal trade entry#Swing points (STH/ITH/LTH)#Market structure
- d-m12-04 concept"What qualifies an optimal trade entry? Price has to make it back to an order block." What does that single line do to this module?#Optimal trade entry#Confluence#Order blocks
- d-m12-05 conceptYour OTE band sits forty pips away from the bullish order block you wanted to buy. What does your library's own tolerance say?#Optimal trade entry#Confluence
- d-m12-06 conceptSelect every case where OTE does not apply. (More than one.)#Optimal trade entry#Answering "none"#Risk and R
- d-m12-07 conceptYou are long from the OTE band and price trades significantly below the 79% level, but your stop is further down, beyond the array. What does your library suggest?#Optimal trade entry#Risk and R
- d-m12-08 conceptThe OTE band and the FVG mean threshold are two entry models from the same lineage. What does this course say about choosing?#Optimal trade entry#Vocabulary reconciliation#Your written model
M13 · Risk, R-Multiples & the Arithmetic of a Low Win Rate
- d-m13-01 conceptMonth 2's aim B4 is "Frame good Reward to Risk setups that have little impact if unprofitable." What is the design goal being stated?#Risk and R#Discipline
- d-m13-02 conceptBetween Month 2 p.73 and p.74, exactly one input changes and the net result quadruples. Which input, and what follows?#Expectancy#R-multiples
- d-m13-03 conceptYour last ten trades in R were: +3, −1, −1, +3, −1, −1, −1, +5, −1, −1. What is your expectancy per trade, and your win rate?#Expectancy#R-multiples
- d-m13-04 conceptWhy does this course's journal record R rather than cash?#R-multiples#Journaling
- d-m13-05 conceptAccount $2,000. Risk 0.5%. Stop is 25 pips away. Pip value $10 per standard lot. What size?#Position sizing#Risk and R
- d-m13-06 conceptSame $2,000 account and 0.5% risk, but this setup's structural stop is 50 pips away instead of 25. What changes?#Position sizing#Risk and R#Drawdown and limits
- d-m13-07 conceptYou have just taken two losses in a row. What does your library say to do with risk on the next trade?#Drawdown and limits#Risk and R#Discipline
- d-m13-08 conceptWhich of these are rule violations under this module, regardless of how the trade turns out? (Select all.)#Risk and R#Answering "none"
- d-m13-09 conceptFive straight losses at 0.5% risk versus five straight losses at 2% risk. Why does this course cap at 1.0% when your library permits 2%?#Drawdown and limits#Risk and R
- d-m13-10 concept"Losses are costs of doing business." What structural fact makes that more than a slogan?#Risk and R#Discipline
M14 · Your Model: One Setup, Written Down
- d-m14-01 concept"Without a trading plan, there is no way to evaluate your decisions." What does one written setup do that twelve available setups cannot?#Your written model#Discipline
- d-m14-02 conceptIn the thirteen-decision swing model, what happens if the daily order-flow test fails but the monthly and weekly both pass?#Your written model#The swing model#Top-down framing
- d-m14-03 conceptYou have a valid long thesis and a valid short thesis on the same pair for the same week. What does the model say?#Your written model#The swing model
- d-m14-04 concept§3.9 of STRATEGY_DELIVERABLE.md is titled "WHERE THIS SYSTEM IS NOT ICT — READ THIS SECTION TWICE". Which of these does it actually say? (Select all.)#Your written model#Vocabulary reconciliation
- d-m14-05 conceptThe plan permits exactly one discretionary act. What makes it safe rather than a loophole?#Your written model#Discipline#Answering "none"
- d-m14-06 conceptWhat is the actual deliverable of this module?#Your written model#Journaling
M15 · The Routine: Daily Plan, Journal, Weekly Review
- d-m15-01 conceptHow does everything you learned in Tiers 1–3 actually get lost?#The routine#Discipline
- d-m15-02 conceptIt is Wednesday. Your weekend verdict was NEUTRAL. You open the charts and something looks like a setup. What does the routine say?#The routine#The swing model#Answering "none"
- d-m15-03 conceptYou did the bias check, the answer was NONE, and you did not trade. What goes in the journal?#The routine#Journaling#Answering "none"
- d-m15-04 conceptYou broke a rule — entered outside your window — and the trade closed at +3R. How is it logged?#Journaling#Discipline
- d-m15-05 conceptWhy does the Friday review look at violations before P&L?#Journaling#The routine
- d-m15-06 conceptThe M15 assessment is "ten consecutive journaled days with zero rule violations." Which readings are correct? (Select all.)#The routine#Journaling#Discipline
CAP · The 20-Setup Review + Live Gate
- d-cap-01 conceptItem 5 of the review: the bias is genuinely long, the array is genuinely validated, and the only premium array above gives 100 pips of reward on 40 pips of risk. What is the correct answer?#Answering "none"#Your written model#Risk and R
- d-cap-02 conceptYou get 18 of 20 decisions right, but on one take you entered 0.05 lots where the arithmetic gives 0.033. Have you passed?#Position sizing#Risk and R
- d-cap-03 conceptYou pass the review. What are you authorised to do the next morning?#Discipline#Journaling#Risk and R
- d-cap-04 conceptThree months live at 0.25%. Rule-compliance is 91% and expectancy over 44 trades is slightly negative. What does the gate say?#Discipline#Risk and R
- d-cap-05 conceptWhat does passing this review actually demonstrate?#Discipline#Your written model