ICT (Information and Communication Technology)

It is a strategy used in financial markets that relies on analyzing price movement based on liquidity areas and identifying potential reversal zones (such as gaps and points where the price pauses before launching). It was founded by Michael J. Huddleston, known by the title "The Inner Circle Trader" or simply ICT.

Its core components:

1. Price and Time: Studying how the price moves at certain times of the day.

2. Liquidity: Searching for areas with stop-loss orders (liquidity pools).

3. Market Structure: Breaking highs or lows to determine a change in direction.

4. Retracing to OB (Order Block) Areas: Areas from which the price moved strongly and often returns to test.

Goal: To enter high-precision trades based on the behavior of large institutions in the market.