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Land barons rejoice! More RTO for the squibs! The plebs!! The serfs!!! The land barons are due for another yacht, another jet, another vacation house!! We're all out of ideas in this country, so push more bullshit real estate to get those GDP numbers up. Fucking mental.

When people ask me, I always advise them not to study ICT. And if they decide to pursue it anyway, I warn them that their chances of succeeding are well below 1%. Generally speaking, I always tell people that trading is not a good idea for 99% of people. In my case, what I did was isolate a single setup, the H4 order block traded on the M5 timeframe. That's why I deliberately focused exclusively on H4 order blocks on this post. I found them extremely simple and effective. The only downside is that you have to wait for an qualified H4 order block to form (not any OB, but a qualified one), then for the displacement, and finally for the RTO. That whole process can take weeks. However, if you're scanning multiple assets, you might be able to find a few setups each week. It's the same I shared above. I think it's one of the most simple and effective setups and it does not come from studying ICT, but from my own research. On the other hand, I have a slightly different opinion about ICT. I've studied dozens of different trading methodologies over the years, and I sincerely haven't found anything quite like ICT's methodology, including Wyckoff, Elliott Waves, supply and demand, classical chart patterns, japanese candlesticks, harmonic trading and others that I have even forgot their names. Some of the terminology may be similar, but the methodology itself is fundamentally different. I don't know every trading method out there, but I've studied a lot of them, and I've never come across anything that made me think, "Hey, ICT copied this." Please correct me if I'm wrong.