ICT Mentorship - Core Content - Month 02 - How Traders Make 10% Per Month

ICT Mentorship - Core Content - Month 02 - How Traders Make 10% Per Month

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ICT Mentorship - Core Content - Month 02 - How Traders Make 10% Per MonthThe Inner Circle Trader

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ICT demonstrates how traders can consistently achieve 10% or more per month by using ultra-low risk entries (under 10-20 pips) on institutional order blocks identified from daily charts, then scaling out at 3:1 reward-to-risk and letting the remaining position run toward higher timeframe liquidity pools. The core thesis is that small risk, not large risk, is the real secret to outsized returns — a 2% position split into partials can yield 3% on the first take-profit alone, and letting the runner reach 50-100 pip objectives compounds to 300%+ annually. The Aussie Dollar case study at the 7512 daily bullish order block is used throughout to prove that institutional sponsorship on higher timeframe levels drives reliable price expansion toward identifiable liquidity pools (0:08).

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Imagine you're fishing with a really tiny hook in a spot where you KNOW big fish swim. You catch one, and instead of waiting for the biggest fish ever, you keep the first medium fish right away — that's your safe profit! Then you cast again with a smaller line and wait for an even bigger fish. Even if you only catch a medium-big fish, you already have dinner AND dessert!

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  • !Frame all trades with ultra-small stop losses (10-20 pips) using 5-minute chart precision off higher timeframe institutional levels
  • !Use 2% risk per trade, split into two equal portions - take first 1% off at 3:1 reward-to-risk (30 pips on a 10-pip stop)
  • !Let the second portion of the trade (remaining 1%) run toward higher timeframe liquidity pool objectives identified on 15-min and hourly charts
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