The ICT Silver Bullet Strategy They Don’t Want You To See

In the month of May alone, I made over 543k live trading.

And the best part is every single trade was documented live on my second channel, Brad Trades. Alright, so there we have it guys.

Today we made about 206k on this trade itself.

So in this video, I want to break down one very specific entry model, one very specific strategy that a lot of traders use to make a lot of money in the market, just like what I've done for myself.

Now a lot of you who trade ICT concepts probably know this as the silver bullet strategy, the holy grail of trading.

But I'm not here to repeat the basic textbook version.

What I'm gonna do in this video is to break down through my own lens, based on my own trading experience, based on the data that I've collected, based on the way that I personally think about liquidity, timing and execution.

So I guess you can call it the golden bullet strategy

The golden bullet strategy, yes, yes Alright, the golden bullet strategy, let's go Okay, so first of all, what exactly is the silver bullet strategy?

It sounds so fancy, it sounds so phenomenal But is it as good as it sounds?

Well, the silver bullet strategy is basically a time-based intraday trading model that is built around liquidity, structure and displacement

So quite simply put, it allows you to enter at the best place at the best time so that you can catch high risk to reward trade setups.

So to make things even more simple, just understand that the silver bullet strategy allows you to make a lot of money in this market itself.

It's proven. It allows you to get sniper entries, right? Like it's awesome. Okay.

So it pretty much comprised of five steps. The first step is that price sweep liquidity.

Remember, liquidity is essentially the fuel that the market needs in order for it to drive price up or down significantly.

So it has to sweep some form of liquidity. So that's the first step.

And usually, there's going to be liquidity sitting above swing highs and below swing lows.

So in a silver bullet strategy, we're expecting price to go up there and sweep the prior high that was established during the previous trading session.

So basically, we want to see price take out an obvious high or low, right?

So in this case, if you are trading Forex, ideally, we want to see price take out the London high or London low, right?

Which is the previous session high or low, right? So if you're trading the New York session, then guess what?

London session came before New York session. So we want to wait for price to sweep the high that was established during the London session.

And then once they swept that high, then we are looking to short it down. and

then if it was a uptrend then we want to see price

shift the low and then once price of the low then we're expecting price to

move up the idea here is very simple before we

get the real move we want to see price grab

liquidity from one side of the market and

then we can look to short it down along it all

the way up the next step is price shift market structure

right so obviously we want to see a confirmation that tell us that the trend direction has officially shifted right the trend has officially shifted from bullish to bearish.

So this means that in an uptrend just like this, we want to see price take out the last low.

If price take out the last low, this tells us that we got a market shift. The trend is reversing from bullish to bearish.

Okay, so once again, if price sweep the high, we want to see price take out the low.

If price sweep the low, then we want to see price take out the most recent high, giving us a market shift to confirm

to us that smart money is indeed using all the available liquidity that it has just gathered to fuel price, to cause price to move in that opposite direction.

This shift in structure tell us that the momentum is changing. The next step is that price have to create displacement, right?

What displacement basically means is a lot of momentum, a lot of pressure, a lot of volume in the market itself.

So after the market shift itself, we want to see price just go down very, very aggressively.

So we do not want to see small, tiny candlestick right here. We don't want to see slow price action.

No, we want to see strong displacement. We want to see a lot of

selling pressure, a lot of selling momentum, which really tell us that, hey, smart money is actually using all of this fuel right here to cause price to move down very significantly.

Once again, confirming to us that supply has exceeded demand, sellers has overwhelmed the buyers, and right now the sellers have to take back control of price.

So we want to see clean displacement, strong momentum, because displacement tells us that one side of the market has taken back control of price.

Then the next step is that we want to see price pull back to an entry model. This is so that we can get a much more optimal entry.

Because if we enter for a sell position right here, we will have to place our stop loss at the last high, which is quite far away.