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  • Duration 2 Months
  • Skill level All Level
  • Classes Monday - Tuesday
  • Time 4pm - 5pm
  • Installment Opt. yes

  • What is market structure in forex?
  • How do we identify BOS and CHoCH?
  • What are swing highs and swing lows?
  • What is liquidity and why does smart money target it?
  • What is the difference between buy-side and sell-side liquidity?
  • How do equal highs and equal lows act as liquidity?

  • What is an order block?
  • How do we spot a valid bullish order block?
  • How do we spot a valid bearish order block?
  • What is imbalance and why does price fill it?
  • What is a fair value gap (FVG)?
  • What is the mitigation process and how does it work?
  • Why do institutions use supply and demand zones?

  • What is the difference between SMC and retail trading?
  • What is displacement in ICT concepts?
  • What are premium and discount zones?
  • How do institutions deliver price?
  • Why is smart money logic more accurate during trending markets?

  • What is the ICT 2022 entry model?
  • How do we use FVG for entries?
  • What is the OB + FVG combo entry?
  • What is the Judas swing and why does it happen?
  • Which entry model is better for beginners?

  • How should we place a stop loss in ICT style?
  • How much risk per trade is safe?
  • What is partial take-profit and why is it helpful?
  • What is a scaling-in strategy?
  • How do emotions affect trading decisions?
  • Why is overtrading dangerous?

  • How do we backtest ICT concepts properly?
  • What tools can we use for replay testing?
  • How do we build a personal trading plan?
  • Why is journaling important for traders?
  • What should we check before taking a live trade?
  • How do we evaluate performance every week?

Introduction to Inner Circle Trading

Understanding ICT Mentorship

Core ICT Trading Concepts

ICT Smart Money Concepts

ICT Market Structure Mastery

ICT Liquidity Concepts

ICT Order Blocks

ICT Fair Value Gaps

ICT Premium and Discount Models

ICT Entry Models

ICT Day Trading Techniques

ICT Swing Trading Techniques

ICT Institutional Trading Mindset

Conclusion: The Complete ICT Trading Course

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ICT Trading Course – Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

  • Understand Inner Circle Trading (ICT) methodology and mentorship style.
  • Analyze ICT market structure and determine trend direction.
  • Identify BOS, CHoCH, swing highs, and swing lows with confidence.
  • Apply ICT liquidity concepts and recognize liquidity pools.
  • Spot buy-side and sell-side liquidity accurately.
  • Analyze ICT order blocks and mark clean institutional zones.
  • Understand bullish and bearish order blocks on real charts.
  • Master ICT fair value gaps (FVGs) and trade FVG-based setups.
  • Use ICT premium and discount models for entry filtering.
  • Apply ICT entry models like FVG entry, OB entry, and liquidity sweep entry.
  • Understand ICT smart money concepts in forex and indices.
  • Perform ICT day trading using killzones and session timing.
  • Apply ICT swing trading with higher timeframe market structure.
  • Develop ICT trading strategies and follow institutional trading logic.
  • Improve discipline, patience, and risk management using ICT techniques.

  • Inner Circle Trading is a teaching system created by ICT. It explains how banks and institutions move the market. It helps traders understand the real reason behind price movement.

  • In an Inner Circle Trading Course, you learn ICT market structure, ICT liquidity concepts, ICT order blocks, ICT fair value gaps, and many ICT trading techniques.

  • ICT trading is a smart money approach that focuses on reading price action without indicators. It is popular because it shows how professional traders think.

  • ICT mentorship helps new traders understand the market slowly and clearly. It teaches discipline, patience, and rules that improve long-term trading success.

  • ICT smart money concepts explain how institutional traders collect liquidity, create structure, and push price in a controlled way.

  • ICT market structure is the pattern of highs and lows that show the direction of the trend. It helps traders find the next likely move.

  • ICT order blocks show the last institutional buy or sell area before a strong move. Price often returns to these zones before continuing.

  • ICT liquidity concepts explain where traders place stop-losses and how institutions target these levels to fuel their trades.

  • ICT fair value gaps show areas where price moved too fast and left inefficiency. When the price comes back to the FVG, it often reacts strongly.

Frequently asked question

Forex trading is a procedure of buying and selling currencies around the world to earn a profit. You do not need paper notes to do trading; instead, traders exchange currencies like USD, EUR and GBP. Prices also move with the global news and demand. People trade through online platforms to make money from these price changes.

Many people have different opinions about forex trading. Some scholars believe that it is halal, and others think it is haram. Trading done for real currency exchange, without overnight interest or speculation, is considered halal. However, if it involves margin trading with interest, it becomes haram. Always use Islamic or swap-free accounts to trade safely.

In Islam, forex trading is allowed if done with honesty and real currency exchange. Traders must avoid interest-based accounts and gambling-like activities. Many brokers offer Islamic accounts that follow Shariah laws. These accounts do not charge or pay interest.

Forex trading is done in Pakistan through brokers and international brokers. Many traders buy and sell the currency to make a profit. In forex trading, you can create an account, deposit the money and start trading. Different platforms help to trade in forex.

Yes, forex trading is allowed in Pakistan for learning and investment purposes. You can trade through online brokers who follow proper financial rules.

Forex trading is legal and halal in Pakistan. You need authentic brokers and platforms for forex trading. For this SBP and SECP involve exchange activities.

There are many forex trading apps in Pakistan, which include MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), and TradingView. There are many international applications available for trading.

There are many legal forex trading brokers in Pakistan. Choose those that offer Islamic accounts and follow safe, transparent trading practices.