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The free ICT trading course — from zero to live execution

8 modules, 48 lessons. Start with what a candle is and finish with a complete live entry model — liquidity sweeps, fair value gaps, order blocks, killzones, Silver Bullet, risk management. All free, all structured in the correct order.
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8
Modules
48
Lessons
Free
Always — no payment
Self-paced
Work at your speed
All markets
Forex, indices, gold
What you'll learn

Everything in the ICT framework — in the right order

Most ICT learners fail because they learn concepts in isolation, out of sequence. This course builds the full picture layer by layer — foundations before strategies, structure before entries.
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Read market structure on any timeframe
HH/HL/LH/LL, BOS, CHoCH, and MSS — how to determine trend and bias before touching the entry charts.
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Identify every type of liquidity pool
BSL, SSL, equal highs/lows, inducement, PDH/PDL, PWH/PWL — and why each one is a potential trade target.
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Use PD arrays for precise entry zones
Fair value gaps, order blocks, breaker blocks, mitigation blocks — the exact zones where institutional orders sit.
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Trade the right sessions at the right time
Killzones, macro times, the Silver Bullet windows, and the Asian range — when to trade and when to do nothing.
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Execute complete ICT entry models
Model 1 London, Model 2 NY Silver Bullet, Turtle Soup, OTE entries — step-by-step from sweep to stop to target.
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Manage risk and size positions correctly
The 1% rule, lot size from account balance and stop distance, R:R calculation, and how to journal every trade.
Course curriculum

8 modules — beginner to advanced

Each module builds on the previous. Do not skip ahead. The concept you skip in Module 2 will be the gap that causes a loss in Module 6.
1
Foundations — How markets really work
6 lessons
Beginner
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What ICT trading is — and what it isn’t
8 min
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How institutions deliver price — the IPDA model
10 min
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Why retail traders lose — and what’s really happening
9 min
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Reading candlestick charts — the ICT way
7 min
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Setting up your charting environment
6 min
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Module 1 quiz — check your understanding
Quiz
2
Market Structure — Reading trend and bias
7 lessons
Beginner
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Swing highs and swing lows — the ICT definition
8 min
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HH, HL, LH, LL — reading trend direction
9 min
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Break of Structure (BOS) — trend continuation confirmed
10 min
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Change of Character (CHoCH) — first reversal signal
9 min
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Market Structure Shift (MSS) — the entry trigger
11 min
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Top-down analysis — always higher to lower
12 min
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Module 2 quiz
Quiz
3
Liquidity — Where price is really going
7 lessons
Beginner
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What is liquidity? Why institutions need it
9 min
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Buy side liquidity (BSL) — stops above the highs
9 min
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Sell side liquidity (SSL) — stops below the lows
9 min
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Liquidity sweeps and liquidity grabs
12 min
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Equal highs, equal lows and inducement
10 min
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Draw on Liquidity (DOL) — identifying the target
10 min
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Module 3 quiz
Quiz
4
PD Arrays — Entry and reaction zones
7 lessons
Intermediate
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Fair Value Gap (FVG) — the three-candle imbalance
13 min
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FVG Consequent Encroachment (CE) — the entry level
8 min
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Inverse FVG (IFVG) — when gaps flip polarity
9 min
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Order blocks — bullish and bearish
13 min
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Breaker blocks and mitigation blocks
10 min
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Premium & discount — buy low, sell high the ICT way
9 min
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Module 4 quiz
Quiz
5
AMD & Power of Three — The delivery model
5 lessons
Intermediate
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Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution explained
12 min
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The Judas Swing — the manipulation phase in detail
11 min
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AMD is fractal — monthly down to 1-minute
10 min
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Power of Three on the daily and weekly candle
10 min
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Module 5 quiz
Quiz
6
Sessions & Time — When the setups form
6 lessons
Intermediate
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ICT Killzones — the four trading windows
10 min
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ICT Macro Times — precision within the killzone
9 min
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The Asian range — marking accumulation before London
9 min
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Establishing daily bias — the pre-session routine
12 min
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New Week Opening Gap (NWOG) and weekly profile
9 min
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Module 6 quiz
Quiz
7
ICT Strategies — Complete entry models
7 lessons
Intermediate
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Optimal Trade Entry (OTE) — Fibonacci precision
11 min
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The Silver Bullet — three windows, one model
13 min
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ICT Model 1 — London Open, step by step
16 min
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ICT Model 2 — New York Silver Bullet
14 min
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Turtle Soup — fading the false breakout
10 min
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SMT Divergence — correlated pair confirmation
11 min
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Module 7 quiz
Quiz
8
Execution & Risk — Trading it live
6 lessons
Advanced
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Entry, stop loss and target — the complete trade plan
12 min
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Position sizing — lot size from risk percentage
10 min
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The pre-session routine — daily preparation
10 min
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Trade journalling — recording and reviewing
9 min
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Common mistakes and how to avoid them
11 min
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Module 8 final assessment
Quiz
How to get the most from this course

Study it the right way

This course is not designed to be read in one sitting. Each module should be absorbed before the next one is started.
1
Read the module in full first
Go through all lessons once without stopping to apply anything. Build the full picture of the module before going back to implement.
2
Apply it on historical charts
Open TradingView. Go back 6–12 months on the daily and H1 for EUR/USD. Mark everything from the module on historical candles — not live.
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Take the module quiz
Each module ends with a quiz. If you score below 80%, re-read the module. Only move forward when the quiz passes.
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Spend one week minimum per module
The concepts need time to become instinctive. Rushing from module to module produces knowledge without application. Give each module time on the chart.
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Use the free tools alongside the course
The Killzone Clock, OTE Calculator, and Risk Calculator at /tools are built for the concepts in this course. Use them from Module 6 onwards.
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Only trade live after completing Module 8
Do not put real money on the line until the full course is complete and you have a minimum of 4 weeks of profitable demo trading to show for it.
Is this right for you?

Who this course is for

✓ This is for you if…
  • You are completely new to trading and want to learn ICT from scratch
  • You have tried ICT before but without a structured curriculum and keep getting stuck
  • You want to understand why price moves, not just what to look for
  • You are willing to spend time on historical charts before trading live
  • You want to trade forex, indices, or gold using a rules-based system
  • You are patient — willing to spend 8–12 weeks learning before risking real money
✗ This is not for you if…
  • You want to start trading live within days of finding ICT
  • You are looking for signals, alerts, or someone to tell you exactly when to buy and sell
  • You are unwilling to sit with historical charts and build pattern recognition
  • You expect guaranteed profits or a certain win rate from a trading methodology
  • You want an indicator-based system with buy/sell signals
Questions

Frequently asked

Is this course really completely free?
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Yes — completely free. Every lesson, every module, every quiz. No payment required, no email sign-up, no trial period. The only paid option on this site is the personal mentorship ($1,500/year), which adds weekly live sessions and direct trade review on top of the course content. The course itself will always be free.
Do I need any trading experience?
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No. Module 1 starts from absolute basics — what a candlestick is, how to read price, what a swing high means — and builds progressively through to live execution in Module 8. If you already have trading experience, you can skim Module 1 and start from Module 2 (Market Structure).
What markets does it cover?
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The ICT framework applies to all liquid markets. The course uses EUR/USD and GBP/USD as the primary teaching examples. Module 7 explicitly covers how to apply every concept to NAS100, S&P 500, Gold (XAU/USD), and how timeframe stacks differ between forex and indices.
How long does it take to complete?
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Self-paced. The recommended approach is one module per week — completing the full course in 8 weeks. Some modules benefit from extra time on historical charts. Most traders spend 10–12 weeks including chart practice time. Do not rush.
What is the difference between the course and the mentorship?
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The course is self-study — structured written lessons you work through at your own pace, entirely free. The mentorship ($1,500/year) is personal — 52 weekly live trading sessions, personal review of every trade you submit, daily bias analysis, and a Discord community. See the mentorship page for full details.
Can I use the free tools alongside the course?
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Yes — and you should. The live Killzone Clock (Module 6), OTE Calculator (Module 7), and Risk Calculator (Module 8) are built specifically for the concepts in this course. From Module 6 onwards, open the relevant tool alongside the lesson.
This course
Free — 8 modules, 48 lessons
  • 8 modules, beginner to advanced
  • 48 written lessons
  • 8 module quizzes
  • All markets covered
  • Free tools included
  • No sign-up required
  • Free forever
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  • 52 weekly live sessions
  • Personal trade review on every entry
  • Daily bias feedback before sessions
  • Discord community
  • All course content included
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The course teaches you the framework. The mentorship gives you a second pair of eyes on every trade you take — weekly live sessions, personal bias review, direct feedback on your entries, and a community of traders going through the same process.
● 52 live sessions per year
● Personal trade review
● Daily bias feedback
● Discord community
● $1,500 / year
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