A concept is not a strategy. A strategy says when you trade, what has to line up before you enter and what you do when the market proves you wrong. This category collects complete ICT models and the planning work around them: the Power of 3 (accumulation, manipulation, distribution), the Market Maker Model, the weekly profile, daily bias, Turtle Soup false breakouts and the non-negotiable rules that keep a system intact on a bad day.
Every article breaks a model into steps: the higher-timeframe context, the session in which the setup forms, the trigger on the lower timeframe and the risk you take. Begin with how to determine daily bias, then turn what you learn into a written document with the ICT trading plan template.
A plan only helps if you follow it and review it. Describe each setup in the LSG Club playbook, link your trades to it and let the journal calculate its win rate and average R from real results instead of memory.
15 Non-Negotiable Trading Rules for ICT/SMC Traders — 15 checkable rules for ICT/SMC traders: bias, Kill Zones, sweeps, risk limits and reviews, with a worked London session and a way to track compliance.
ICT Power of 3 Trading Strategy Explained — How to trade ICT Power of 3: anchor to the midnight open, read the Judas swing, enter after the shift, with a worked example, common mistakes and a checklist.