Summary of "ICT Mentorship - Core Content - Month 02 - Framing Low Risk Trade Setups"

In the second module of the ICT mentorship program, the focus is on framing low-risk trade setups by utilizing higher time frame charts to inform trading decisions. The main strategies and methodologies discussed include:

Main Financial Strategies:

Higher Time Frame Analysis: Emphasizing the importance of analyzing daily, weekly, and monthly charts to understand institutional order flow and directional bias.
Identifying Key Levels: Locating price levels that align with institutional order flow to frame buy or sell ideas.
Risk Reduction: Lowering risk by refining higher time frame setups to lower time frames, which allows for smaller stop loss placements.

Methodology for Low Risk Trade Setups:

Use Higher Time Frame Charts:
- Analyze daily, weekly, and monthly charts for directional bias and institutional order flow.
Locate Key Support/Resistance Levels:
- Identify significant price levels where institutional buying or selling has occurred (e.g., bullish order blocks).
Refine to Lower Time Frames:
- Transpose higher time frame levels to lower time frames (hourly, 15-minute, and 5-minute charts) to reduce stop loss distances.
Adjust Entry Points:
- Use smaller time frames to find more precise entry points closer to Key Levels, allowing for tighter stop losses.
Calculate Risk/Reward Ratios:
- Aim for a risk/reward ratio of at least 1:3, ensuring that potential profits outweigh the risks taken.

Example Application:

Using the AUD/USD pair, the presenter demonstrates how to identify a bullish order block and refine entry points from a higher time frame down to a 5-minute chart, achieving a tighter stop loss and a favorable risk/reward ratio.