Full List of all ICT's PD Arrays Explained
Full List of all ICT's PD Arrays Explained
- FVG (Fair Value Gap): Fair Value Gaps are created when impulse movements create an imbalance in price, leaving unfilled orders.
- IOFED (Institutional Order Flow Entry Drill): IOFED is a quick raid into a Fair Value Gap (FVG) without passing the equilibrium of the FVG. (I have an educational thread about it.)
- BPR (Balance Price Range): BPR is a range of prices where price has spent the majority of its time. (I have a full educational post about it, check it out.)
- C.E. (Consequent Encroachment): C.E. occurs in the middle of an FVG, Wick, Gap, or a BPR.
- Order Blocks: These are areas where institutions are either buying/selling from. These blocks are formed prior to a large impulse in an already pre-planned direction. Order blocks are the footprint of institutional traders.
- Breaker Block: This is an order block that price didn't react to and broke through. It is now used as support/resistance to the other direction.
- MeanThreshold: This is the .5 of an Order Block.
- Liq. Voids: These are areas where there was no buying/selling activity.
- Liquidity Pools: These are areas of support and resistance with a lot of liquidity.
- NWOG (New Week Opening Gap)
- NDOG (New Day Opening Gap)
This comprehensive list of ICT's PD Arrays will help you gain a deeper understanding of price action trading. Incorporating these concepts into your trading strategy can help you make more informed trading decisions.
- FVG (Fair Value Gap): Fair Value Gaps are created when impulse movements create an imbalance in price, leaving unfilled orders.
- IOFED (Institutional Order Flow Entry Drill): IOFED is a quick raid into a Fair Value Gap (FVG) without passing the equilibrium of the FVG. (I have an educational thread about it.)
- BPR (Balance Price Range): BPR is a range of prices where price has spent the majority of its time. (I have a full educational post about it, check it out.)
- C.E. (Consequent Encroachment): C.E. occurs in the middle of an FVG, Wick, Gap, or a BPR.
- Order Blocks: These are areas where institutions are either buying/selling from. These blocks are formed prior to a large impulse in an already pre-planned direction. Order blocks are the footprint of institutional traders.
- Breaker Block: This is an order block that price didn't react to and broke through. It is now used as support/resistance to the other direction.
- MeanThreshold: This is the .5 of an Order Block.
- Liq. Voids: These are areas where there was no buying/selling activity.
- Liquidity Pools: These are areas of support and resistance with a lot of liquidity.
- NWOG (New Week Opening Gap)
- NDOG (New Day Opening Gap)
This comprehensive list of ICT's PD Arrays will help you gain a deeper understanding of price action trading. Incorporating these concepts into your trading strategy can help you make more informed trading decisions.
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