Free ICT Trading Course in Arabic — every lesson

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 1: Introduction

Part 1 of the free ICT course in Arabic: who Michael Huddleston is, what the ICT method is and how the course teaches it step by step.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 2: Liquidity

Liquidity in ICT explained: where stop orders rest, equal highs and lows, and why price runs them before the real move.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 3: Market Structure

Market structure in ICT: higher highs and lower lows, structure breaks, and the imbalances (fair value gaps) price leaves behind.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 4: Daily Bias

How to set the daily bias in ICT: will price go up or down today? Reading the daily chart and liquidity to decide the direction before looking for a trade.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 5: The Power of Three

ICT Power of Three (AMD): accumulation, manipulation, distribution. How the daily candle forms and how to use it in your trading.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 6: The Silver Bullet

The ICT Silver Bullet strategy: a one-hour time window, a fair value gap and a liquidity target. The full rules, explained in Arabic.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 7: Breaker Block and Fair Value Gap

What an ICT breaker block is, how it forms after a liquidity grab and a structure break, and how to combine it with a fair value gap for a precise entry.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 8: Daily Bias from Weekly to 1 Minute

Everything about the ICT daily bias: top-down analysis from the weekly to the daily, the hourly and down to the 1-minute chart.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 9: Internal and External Liquidity

Internal liquidity (gaps inside the range) versus external liquidity (the range highs and lows) in ICT, and how price moves between them.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 10: Market Structure Shift (MSS)

The ICT market structure shift (MSS): how to tell the trend really changed after a liquidity grab, and how it differs from a simple break of structure.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 11: Order Flow

Order flow in ICT: following institutions through the order zones price respects in uptrends and downtrends.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 12: Inducement

Inducement in ICT: the trap that pulls traders in too early, and how to wait for it to be taken before entering the real trade.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 13: Order Block

The ICT order block: the last opposite candle before a strong move, how to mark it correctly and when it is valid for an entry.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 14: Box Setup

The ICT Box Setup: mark a time range, wait for one side to be taken, then trade toward the other side. A practical walkthrough in Arabic.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 15: Finding Liquidity and Choosing Trades

How to find the liquidity that matters and pick only the best trades with ICT, tied to the daily bias and the Silver Bullet timing.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 16: Risk Management

Risk management with ICT: how much to risk per trade, where to put the stop and how to protect your account or funded account.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 17: Judas Swing

The ICT Judas Swing: the fake move at the start of a session that takes liquidity against the real direction, and how to trade after it.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 18: Trading the London Silver Bullet

The London Silver Bullet in ICT: the London session time window, entry and target rules, with chart examples.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 19: Building Your Entry Model from Scratch

How to build your own ICT entry model from scratch: conditions, timing, stop and target, so you trade with a fixed plan.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 20: Inversion Fair Value Gap (iFVG)

The ICT inversion fair value gap (iFVG): when price closes through a gap, its role flips. How to trade it step by step.

ICT Course in Arabic – Part 21: CISD (Change in State of Delivery)

The ICT CISD concept: spotting an early change in how price is delivered, with a buy example, a sell example and a chart walkthrough.

ICT Live Trade Examples – Part 1: Silver Bullet

First live example of the ICT Silver Bullet: real templates on the chart with the entry and exit explained.

ICT Live Trade Examples – Part 2: Silver Bullet

Live trading in the ICT Silver Bullet window on Nasdaq, with the full reasoning for the entry and the trade management.

ICT Live Trade Examples – Part 3: Silver Bullet

A third live trading example in the ICT Silver Bullet window, from the analysis to the exit.

ICT Live Trade Examples – Part 4: Live Trading ($24,000 profit)

Live ICT trading in the Silver Bullet window on Nasdaq that ended with a $24,000 profit, every step explained.

ICT Live Trade Examples – Part 5: Live Trading ($3,300 profit)

A live ICT trade in the Silver Bullet window for a $3,300 profit, with the analysis, entry and exit.

ICT Live Trade Examples – Part 6: Live Trading ($8,300 profit)

Live ICT trading in the Silver Bullet window on Nasdaq for an $8,300 profit, fully explained.

ICT Live Trade Examples – Part 7: Live Trading ($2,300 profit)

A live ICT trade in the Silver Bullet window on a 15-second chart for a $2,300 profit.

ICT Live Trade Examples – Part 8: Live Trading ($9,000 profit)

Live ICT trading in the Silver Bullet window for a $9,000 profit, with the entry and trade management explained.

Daily Bias + a Live Trade ($12,600 profit)

How we set the daily bias before the session, then a live ICT trade on Nasdaq that ended with a $12,600 profit.

ICT Live Trade Examples – Part 9: Live Trading ($15,000 profit)

A live ICT trade on Nasdaq for a $15,000 profit, built on the daily bias of 5 April 2024.

ICT Live Trade Examples – Part 10: Practical Lesson (1 April 2024)

A practical lesson on the ICT strategy using the session of 1 April 2024: chart analysis and the entry step by step.

ICT Live Trade Examples – Part 11: Practical Lesson (8 April 2024)

A second practical ICT lesson on the session of 8 April 2024, with the full analysis and the entry.

ICT Live Trade Examples – Part 12: Managing a Trade Tightly

A live ICT trade focused on trade management: moving the stop, partial exits and sticking to the plan.

ICT Live Trade Examples – Part 13: Live Trade with the iFVG Entry Model

Live trading with the ICT inversion fair value gap (iFVG) entry model, each trade fully explained.

ICT Live Trade Examples – Part 14: Handling a Wrong Analysis

What to do when your analysis is wrong: how to spot the mistake quickly with ICT and limit the loss.