ICT and Smart Money

Power of Three (AMD)

5m–15m entries, daily bias

The rules, in plain English. Ask Wicky “Is my setup here?” and it checks each one on your chart, says what’s still missing, and draws your levels.

The rules

• Daily open: the day's opening price (midnight New York time) marked as a line.
• Bias: bullish or bearish for the day, from the higher timeframe (where the next obvious liquidity sits).
• Accumulation: a tight, sideways Asia session.
• Manipulation: a move against the bias that runs the Asia range, below the open on a bullish day, above it on a bearish day.
• Distribution trigger: a shift in structure back through the daily open, in the bias direction.
• Entry: the pullback after that shift, while price is still on the cheap side of the open (below it for longs, above it for shorts).
• Stop: beyond the manipulation's extreme.
• Target: the previous day high (bullish) or low (bearish). At least 2R.
• On the chart: the daily open line and the Asia range.

How Wicky checks it

Hold ⌃⌥ over your chart and ask. Wicky reads the chart on your screen, on any platform, and checks every rule above, starting with “Daily open: the day's opening price (midnight New York time) marked as a line”. Then it answers out loud: not yet, and what you’re still waiting for, or your entry, stop and target with the risk-to-reward, drawn on your chart and locked to it as you scroll.

Trade it a little differently? Change any rule, or write your own in plain English. Wicky checks your version, not a textbook’s.

Wicky checks your own rules. It doesn’t tell you to buy or sell, doesn’t predict price and never places trades. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. ICT and Smart Money Concepts are named to describe setups; Wicky isn’t affiliated with their authors.