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Updated ICT NASDAQ Strategy Mirror (Indicator Version)
This Nasdaq strategy uses multiple ICT concepts and moving averages to trade. It is best on the 5 minute timeframe and 30 minute timeframe it has things like
1. EMA trend logic
2. Liquidity sweep concepts
3. Break of structure logic
4. Simple “FVG-style” imbalance detection
5. State-based trade simulation (in indicator version)
6. Risk-based position sizing (strategy version only)
The core engine:
Long trigger: price crosses above EMA20
Short trigger: price crosses below EMA20
The strategy detects:
Sweep of previous lows (liquidity grab below support)
Sweep of previous highs (liquidity grab above resistance)
Other Features:
Bullish BOS: close breaks above recent swing high
Bearish BOS: close breaks below recent swing low
Used to confirm:
continuation or reversal intent
Simplified Fair Value Gap logic:
Bullish imbalance: low > previous candle high
Bearish imbalance: high < previous candle low
This is a basic ICT inefficiency proxy, not a full FVG model.
LONG condition:
Any of:
EMA20 momentum cross up
OR liquidity sweep + structure confirmation
SHORT condition:
Any of:
EMA20 momentum cross down
OR liquidity sweep + structure confirmation
ATR Based Strategy:
ATR-based stop loss:
Average True Range × 2
Take profit:
ATR × 2.2–2.3
Minimum hold: ~24 bars (~2–3 hours on 5m/10m)
Emergency exit after ~80 bars
This enforces:
no scalping exits
structured intraday holds
Visual System:
EMA 20 plotted (trend trigger line)
EMA 50 plotted (trend context line)
BUY labels (entry long)
SELL labels (entry short)
EXIT labels (position closure)
A hybrid model of:
EMA momentum strategy
ICT-inspired structure filters
ATR-based risk system
Trade-state simulation (indicator version)
✔ Designed for:
NASDAQ intraday (5m–10m)
moderate frequency trading
2–3 hour holds
directional bias filtering
1. EMA trend logic
2. Liquidity sweep concepts
3. Break of structure logic
4. Simple “FVG-style” imbalance detection
5. State-based trade simulation (in indicator version)
6. Risk-based position sizing (strategy version only)
The core engine:
Long trigger: price crosses above EMA20
Short trigger: price crosses below EMA20
The strategy detects:
Sweep of previous lows (liquidity grab below support)
Sweep of previous highs (liquidity grab above resistance)
Other Features:
Bullish BOS: close breaks above recent swing high
Bearish BOS: close breaks below recent swing low
Used to confirm:
continuation or reversal intent
Simplified Fair Value Gap logic:
Bullish imbalance: low > previous candle high
Bearish imbalance: high < previous candle low
This is a basic ICT inefficiency proxy, not a full FVG model.
LONG condition:
Any of:
EMA20 momentum cross up
OR liquidity sweep + structure confirmation
SHORT condition:
Any of:
EMA20 momentum cross down
OR liquidity sweep + structure confirmation
ATR Based Strategy:
ATR-based stop loss:
Average True Range × 2
Take profit:
ATR × 2.2–2.3
Minimum hold: ~24 bars (~2–3 hours on 5m/10m)
Emergency exit after ~80 bars
This enforces:
no scalping exits
structured intraday holds
Visual System:
EMA 20 plotted (trend trigger line)
EMA 50 plotted (trend context line)
BUY labels (entry long)
SELL labels (entry short)
EXIT labels (position closure)
A hybrid model of:
EMA momentum strategy
ICT-inspired structure filters
ATR-based risk system
Trade-state simulation (indicator version)
✔ Designed for:
NASDAQ intraday (5m–10m)
moderate frequency trading
2–3 hour holds
directional bias filtering
Release Notes
This Nasdaq strategy uses multiple ICT concepts and moving averages to trade. It is best on the 5 minute timeframe and 30 minute timeframe it has things like1. EMA trend logic
2. Liquidity sweep concepts
3. Break of structure logic
4. Simple “FVG-style” imbalance detection
5. State-based trade simulation (in indicator version)
6. Risk-based position sizing (strategy version only)
The core engine:
Long trigger: price crosses above EMA20
Short trigger: price crosses below EMA20
The strategy detects:
Sweep of previous lows (liquidity grab below support)
Sweep of previous highs (liquidity grab above resistance)
Other Features:
Bullish BOS: close breaks above recent swing high
Bearish BOS: close breaks below recent swing low
Used to confirm:
continuation or reversal intent
Simplified Fair Value Gap logic:
Bullish imbalance: low > previous candle high
Bearish imbalance: high < previous candle low
This is a basic ICT inefficiency proxy, not a full FVG model.
LONG condition:
Any of:
EMA20 momentum cross up
OR liquidity sweep + structure confirmation
SHORT condition:
Any of:
EMA20 momentum cross down
OR liquidity sweep + structure confirmation
ATR Based Strategy:
ATR-based stop loss:
Average True Range × 2
Take profit:
ATR × 2.2–2.3
Minimum hold: ~24 bars (~2–3 hours on 5m/10m)
Emergency exit after ~80 bars
This enforces:
no scalping exits
structured intraday holds
Visual System:
EMA 20 plotted (trend trigger line)
EMA 50 plotted (trend context line)
BUY labels (entry long)
SELL labels (entry short)
EXIT labels (position closure)
A hybrid model of:
EMA momentum strategy
ICT-inspired structure filters
ATR-based risk system
Trade-state simulation (indicator version)
✔ Designed for:
NASDAQ intraday (5m–10m)
moderate frequency trading
2–3 hour holds
directional bias filtering
Release Notes
This Nasdaq strategy uses multiple ICT concepts and moving averages to trade. It is best on the 5 minute timeframe and 30 minute timeframe it has things like (This update helps with clearer and more accurate exits).1. EMA trend logic
2. Liquidity sweep concepts
3. Break of structure logic
4. Simple “FVG-style” imbalance detection
5. State-based trade simulation (in indicator version)
6. Risk-based position sizing (strategy version only)
The core engine:
Long trigger: price crosses above EMA20
Short trigger: price crosses below EMA20
The strategy detects:
Sweep of previous lows (liquidity grab below support)
Sweep of previous highs (liquidity grab above resistance)
Other Features:
Bullish BOS: close breaks above recent swing high
Bearish BOS: close breaks below recent swing low
Used to confirm:
continuation or reversal intent
Simplified Fair Value Gap logic:
Bullish imbalance: low > previous candle high
Bearish imbalance: high < previous candle low
This is a basic ICT inefficiency proxy, not a full FVG model.
LONG condition:
Any of:
EMA20 momentum cross up
OR liquidity sweep + structure confirmation
SHORT condition:
Any of:
EMA20 momentum cross down
OR liquidity sweep + structure confirmation
ATR Based Strategy:
ATR-based stop loss:
Average True Range × 2
Take profit:
ATR × 2.2–2.3
Minimum hold: ~24 bars (~2–3 hours on 5m/10m)
Emergency exit after ~80 bars
This enforces:
no scalping exits
structured intraday holds
Visual System:
EMA 20 plotted (trend trigger line)
EMA 50 plotted (trend context line)
BUY labels (entry long)
SELL labels (entry short)
EXIT labels (position closure)
A hybrid model of:
EMA momentum strategy
ICT-inspired structure filters
ATR-based risk system
Trade-state simulation (indicator version)
✔ Designed for:
NASDAQ intraday (5m–10m)
moderate frequency trading
2–3 hour holds
directional bias filtering
2 days ago
Release Notes
This Nasdaq strategy uses multiple ICT concepts and moving averages to trade. It is best on the 5 minute timeframe and 30 minute timeframe it has things like
1. EMA trend logic
2. Liquidity sweep concepts
3. Break of structure logic
4. Simple “FVG-style” imbalance detection
5. State-based trade simulation (in indicator version)
6. Risk-based position sizing (strategy version only)
The core engine:
Long trigger: price crosses above EMA20
Short trigger: price crosses below EMA20
The strategy detects:
Sweep of previous lows (liquidity grab below support)
Sweep of previous highs (liquidity grab above resistance)
Other Features:
Bullish BOS: close breaks above recent swing high
Bearish BOS: close breaks below recent swing low
Used to confirm:
continuation or reversal intent
Simplified Fair Value Gap logic:
Bullish imbalance: low > previous candle high
Bearish imbalance: high < previous candle low
This is a basic ICT inefficiency proxy, not a full FVG model.
LONG condition:
Any of:
EMA20 momentum cross up
OR liquidity sweep + structure confirmation
SHORT condition:
Any of:
EMA20 momentum cross down
OR liquidity sweep + structure confirmation
ATR Based Strategy:
ATR-based stop loss:
Average True Range × 2
Take profit:
ATR × 2.2–2.3
Minimum hold: ~24 bars (~2–3 hours on 5m/10m)
Emergency exit after ~80 bars
This enforces:
no scalping exits
structured intraday holds
Visual System:
EMA 20 plotted (trend trigger line)
EMA 50 plotted (trend context line)
BUY labels (entry long)
SELL labels (entry short)
EXIT labels (position closure)
A hybrid model of:
EMA momentum strategy
ICT-inspired structure filters
ATR-based risk system
Trade-state simulation (indicator version)
✔ Designed for:
NASDAQ intraday (5m–10m)
moderate frequency trading
2–3 hour holds
directional bias filtering
Release Notes
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Open-source script
In true TradingView spirit, the creator of this script has made it open-source, so that traders can review and verify its functionality. Kudos to the author! While you can use it for free, remember that republishing the code is subject to our House Rules.
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.