ICTQuotes

Perfection isn’t required; discipline is.

Take partials—you never know if the market will reach your objective.

Power of Three: accumulation, manipulation, distribution—day after day.

Use time and price together: act when your level and the kill zone line up.

Day trading isn’t every-day trading. Skip days without your setup.

OTE: the classic 62%–70.5% retracement is a powerful framework.

Ignore unprofitable traders’ advice on risk.

Small capital to secure a funded account beats depositing $10,000 you might blow.

Peace of mind and financial solitude are better than image.

A run through the high, retrace to OTE, then the real push—that’s the rhythm.

Treat losses like normal life setbacks, not grand catastrophes.

SMT is simply a divergence between closely correlated assets or markets.

Trend, reversal, or consolidation—your market profile frames every decision.

Pre-plan your exit before the expansion begins; don’t negotiate with a fast market after it’s moving.

Be honest in back testing—poor expectations create backwards results.

Don't change strategies while you're in a trade.

Below the weekly open is where smart money accumulates when the higher time frame is bullish.

Controlling risk is more important than the entry signal or the exit.

When I refer to power 3 what I'm referring to is the three components that make up generic price action: the accumulation phase, a manipulation stage, and then an arranged expansion and then a distribution.