The Inner Circle Trader Twitter Spaces Archive

How life affects your trading, a real life ICT example. What a volatile day today in the market.  This is the most volatile ICT has ever seen the market and its the perfect environment to get wrecked.  The low expected at the beginning of the week reached.  This volatility is like a Siren's call, but rules are rules and for a good reason. Korb as a trader and why ICT likes his livestreams and his honesty. Important lessons on trading psychology and loss management.  Avoiding the gamblers high. The lesson here is, trading psychology. audio download: original, shortened

ICT enjoys his little rant, calling out his haters who refuse to step up to the plate and prove their claims.   A rant on brokers who refuse to fill his valid orders.  Brokers will not let a too successful trader succeed.  If you're really good, you have to throw trades in order to stay off their radar A talk about Faith, world events and a belief that the world is entering Biblical times.  A word about news and how it is used for fear programming.  Removing toxic relationships from your life and how it vastly improves your life.  Relationships and how it can affect you.  The supreme importance of family.  How your personal life affects your trading.  Some personal background as real life examples. A few observations on the coming political turmoil and a reminder to be prepared for the upcoming festivities.  Welcome to the rabbit hole, Alice.  Stay awhile and have a look around.  You may learn something. Why ICT has moved from the Forex market to the Commodities market. Future direction on the core content lessons and lessons via twitter. audio download: original, shortened

Shortened version, as the full version is too large to stream from this account on Anchor. placeholder text - I still need to listen it myself audio download: original, shortened

CPI days. When to trade high impact news events or not.  Sometimes the moves happen so quick that you will not get the chance to get in and that's ok.  Don't chase price.  You can get the next one.  When the markets move quick, your stop losses won't work and the slippage will be large.  If you don't trade in those conditions, you won't get hurt.   Don't use "what if" thinking.  Missing the move doesn't mean you have to rush the next one because you are more likely to make an error.  Let it go. Using your journal to reinforce positive feedback on your trading. from twitter spaces audio download: original, shortened

ICT engages in his favourite form of therapy. Verbal.  Discusses the ongoing feud with Vinnie.  There are no trading lessons, just life lessons. From here. audio download: original, shortened

This is not a talk about the markets and trading.  This is a talk about what's happening in the world and the shitstorm that we are obviously facing.  Whether or not you agree with ICT, you have to admit that his powers of observation and ability to see patterns is impressive.  Skills like that can be applied to many things. Original broadcast was on soundcloud

ICT tells us an important Zen story and then proceeds to discuss the upcoming Core Mentorship teachings release.  They are intimately related. Original Soundcloud link

There are ICT rants, and then there are ICT RANTS.  This is none of those.  It's a new, epic level of rant where ICT indulges in a little cartharic release.  Lock up your kids and small animals.  Put on your headphones and keep the volume down while ICT calls out the posers and his denigrators.  If you're the sensitive sort, then gird your loins and toughen up cupcake. More on what it takes on how to succeed in this business.  Why ICT doesn't provide signals.  The open challenge remains; can you trade better than ICT?  Put up or shut up. There are lessons here.  And a new trading model, and insights on how to create your own trading models. https://twitter.com/I_Am_The_ICT/status/1551589780554653702?s=20&t=9s-m2a9dW6bbZq54cDKagQ audio download: original, shortened

How to grow into being a successful trader while holding a job.  How many pips/handles does it really take to be profitable?  Why are you doing this; for yourself, or to show off to the rest of the world?  Fatherly advice from ICT to his children (and to those that need to hear the lesson).  This is the start of a new series on what ICT wishes someone had told him when he first started.  The analogy of trading as a retail business. https://twitter.com/i_am_the_ict/status/1550897831812235271 audio download: original, shortened

What do you do after a holiday?  How do you handle the lower volume that occurs after a holiday?  How do you analyse the market?  Do you have your rules for your trading model?  Letting the market sentiment become clear. Why I don't trade NFP days.  Learning from a teacher and making it your own.  Trading is an individual exercise, not group.  Rules and why you need them to protect yourself.  Sorting the fakes from the real.  Trading after holidays results in low probability conditions. The importance of using a Stop Loss and why you have to accept the idea of being wrong to limit your losses.  More on learning how to trade.  When not to trade and why.  Don't be in a rush to learn.  Remaining grounded so as to not interfere with your learning.  Messages for my children, but also to you.  Give yourself permission to lose trades. audio download: original, shortened