Learn ICT for free.
Become free.
An 18-step beginner course, a 28-term glossary and the TradingView indicator I wrote — all of it free on this site. You learn to read structure and liquidity sweeps, then you trade a prop firm’s capital instead of your own.
Never placed an order?
Start here, for free. An eighteen-step course that starts from zero: what a price really is, how to read a candle, what leverage is, how an order is placed, and what all of it costs. No prerequisites, and nothing to buy.
Understanding what you are getting into
What a price actually is, who is on the other side, what a broker earns, and why the leverage handed to you unasked is the first thing to understand.
4 steps · 1–4Reading a chart
The candle, timeframes, what you can see on a chart before having any method at all, and how the movement is counted.
4 steps · 5–8Placing a trade without hurting yourself
Order types, the stop-loss, the only number that matters at the start, why you can be wrong six times out of ten and still win, and what all of it actually costs.
5 steps · 9–13Getting started
Which market to choose, the three tools that are enough, the journal nobody keeps, what actually makes beginners fail, and your first month week by week.
5 steps · 14–18The whole ICT vocabulary, with a diagram for every term
Order block, liquidity, fair value gap, killzone: the terms that come up everywhere in the method, explained one by one and sorted by difficulty level. Every entry has its own hand-drawn diagram.
Market structure
The sequence of highs and lows that shows whether the market is bullish, bearish or ranging.
Liquidity (buy-side / sell-side)
Pools of resting stop orders sitting above highs (buy-side) and below lows (sell-side).
Order Block
The last opposite candle before a strong impulsive move, thought to mark a zone of institutional orders.
Fair Value Gap (FVG)
An imbalance across three candles, leaving a price gap the market tends to come back and fill.
Premium / Discount
The upper half of a range is expensive (premium), the lower half cheap (discount) — you buy low and sell high.
Killzone
A precise time window when volatility and volume are historically at their highest.
Learn ICT for free, then take the indicator
The two sections above teach you to spot a liquidity sweep by hand. Liquidity Sweep Cloud makes that same reading continuously on your TradingView chart — and stops exactly where your decision begins.
I wrote it myself, in Pine Script. It sets a bias from 4-hour structure, spots liquidity sweeps on your own timeframe, and marks the level being used. It draws no stop and no target, and places no orders: the entry, the stop, the size and the decision to take the setup stay yours.
- Language
- Pine Script
- Platform
- TradingView
- Access
- Free, invite-only
- Execution
- Manual, yours to make
A technique that works on every market.
We teach the ICT concepts — applicable to every timeframe and every market (equities, indices, forex, crypto). Scalper, day trader or swing trader: you build the strategy that fits you.
Prepare
Before each session: bias, key levels, news. 20 minutes is enough, whatever the timeframe.
Read
Read structure and ICT liquidity zones: order blocks, FVG, displacement.
Execute
On your setup, on your timeframe. Entry, stop, target defined before clicking.
Review
Journal every trade. The journal is the real teacher.
Trade $50,000
with $100 on hand.
You don’t trade your own capital. You go through a prop firm: pass a challenge for ~$100 and run a $50,000+ funded account.
Risk stays controlled (drawdown rules, position sizing) and profits are shared. That’s how you become a professional trader without inherited wealth.
Your capital stays put
You trade the prop firm’s capital. Your savings stay untouched.
$100 → $50,000 to trade
Challenges start around $100. Passed = a funded account of $50,000 or more. You pay for the evaluation, not the capital.
You keep 80 to 90%
Profits are shared. You keep 80-90% of what you generate.
What is not ready yet.
Two things are missing. They are announced here once, rather than promised everywhere else.
The Geneva bootcamp
Five days in person: theory in the morning, live markets in the afternoon, a written trade plan on the way out. The format is still taking shape and no date is set.
The programme, day by day →The partner codes
Negotiated discounts on prop firm challenges. No code is live today, and the page says so rather than showing dead links.
The partners page →What you can aim for, in numbers.
Prop-firm trading has a clear framework. Here are the realistic orders of magnitude for a disciplined trader following the method.
A prop firm lends you the capital. You keep 80 to 90% of the profits. It’s the only realistic path to becoming a trader without inherited wealth.
On a funded account, the best traders aim for 5 to 10% a month. Those are statistics, not an annuity: some months run far above, others are flat or negative. And the real leverage is not raising the return, it is scaling — the same discipline applied across several funded accounts.
For now: free recaps on Instagram.
The bootcamp and live subscription are coming. In the meantime, find weekly analyses, trades and ICT concepts — for free, on Instagram.
Bootcamp Geneva
- ✓Theory in the morning, live markets in the afternoon
- ✓Method, risk management, a written trade plan
Instagram recaps
- ✓Weekly trade recaps
- ✓Setups commented in stories
- ✓Live market analyses
- ✓ICT concepts in short posts
- ✓No cost, no commitment
1-to-1 coaching
- ✓One-to-one sessions, video or in person
- ✓Trade journal review
- ✓Trade plan built together
- ✓Live review of your setups
- ✓Pace adapted to your availability
What I’m asked most often.
A question? Write to me.
I reply personally, usually within 24h.