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ICT is not a single strategy but an algorithmic framework for price action.
  • The community often looks for a “ICT strategy,” but the reality is a conceptual toolbox that describes how the inter‑bank algorithm books price.
  • Because the algorithm is deterministic, traders can construct millions of bespoke models that fit their style.
  • This flexibility explains why no two ICT students trade the exact same setup, yet they all reference the same underlying price‑action logic.
  • The misconception that ICT offers a one‑size‑fits‑all strategy fuels the proliferation of low‑quality copy‑cat courses.
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“people think that there's an ICT strategy there's no strategy with ICT this is a concept it's how the algorithms Book price in the market” — RZ
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“there literally millions of models that you can make with ICT Concepts it's the underpinnings of how the markets actually book” — RZ

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ICT as Algorithmic Price Action, Not a Fixed Strategy

ICT does not hand out a single, canned trading system. It teaches the underlying inter-bank price-delivery algorithm that drives market moves, allowing traders to build countless model variations. Understanding this algorithmic foundation is the only way to generate adaptable, high-probability setups.

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