Daily chart is the best chart

A model is applicable to every timeframe

Choose a model you can spot easily, that you like the most

Its about your unique personality As a beginner, start with the daily chart Daily chart gives you your daily bias But the hard part is trusting it

Look for markets that show a strong willingness to move away from a spot

Monthly chart is a lot of money behind it so its important to know the monthly chart

Smart money sells in upmoves and buys in downmoves

Large funds have stops below that low

He uses that breaker because its lower then the other one

At the grading swings setups should form, every 25% of the range

We look at OTEs, orderblocks, stop runs (turtle soup, false breakout), breakerblocks

They absorb orders on the buyside and then quickly move to the downside

We look for these flase breakouts when we know price will likely be bearish, we can anticipate on them

First you have to know why the stop run is happening, and you get that context from in this case the monthly chart

Hold on to the bias until youre clearly shown your wrong, until it does that we stay with the mindset of going short

You only need 1 good pattern ICT has 3, trades inside a range he waits for the pullback, or selling at bearish orderblock, or he sells short at a sweep of buy stops. Trading inside the range, selling above a high or selling at an orderblock when he thinks its not necessary to run the stops, adn you will learn that later to know when it will run a orderblock or if it will hold