Backtesting Macros & MMXMs | ICT Models

QnA / Livestream recording from the session on discord. Discussion about how to utilize the 9:30 judas swing into a 9:50 macro model. Questions about MMXMs and how to fix problems with psychology and other tape-reading tips. Enjoy!

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(all trades taken on demo, not financial advice, see disclaimer below)
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These ideas are from ICTs mentorship (all credit to him)
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Ephesians 3:20 & Philippians 4:13
All Glory to Jesus. He has provided me this gift, and I hope to teach you.
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