ICT Liquidity-Sweep Setup with Displacement, Fair Value Gaps, and Trend Filters

Summary

The visible script describes a rule-based ICT-style setup built around liquidity sweeps of recent swing highs or lows during selected London or New York sessions. After a sweep, it tracks whether a large directional candle appears, then looks for a fair value gap and market-structure or break-of-structure confirmation. A long setup follows a downside sweep and bullish displacement; a short setup follows an upside sweep and bearish displacement. The visible inputs include an EMA trend filter, ATR, swing length, risk-to-reward setting, stop buffer, and a maximum time for a setup to remain active.

The excerpt is truncated during the structure-confirmation logic, before the complete entry, exit, scoring, and reporting rules appear. Its title references a 70% filter, while the visible minimum entry score input is 85, and the shown source does not establish how either value maps to actual win probability. No test results or market context are supplied. The session windows, pivot-based swing detection, and layered confirmations define a specific discretionary-trading framework, but their effectiveness cannot be assessed from this partial code alone.

Key ideas

• The setup begins with a sweep beyond a previously identified swing high or low during configured trading sessions.
• A qualifying large candle and a fair value gap provide follow-up confirmation after a sweep.
• The visible code includes EMA trend, ATR stop-buffer, risk-to-reward, and setup-expiry controls.
• The source excerpt ends before the complete entry and exit logic, so the strategy cannot be fully evaluated.
• The title’s percentage filter does not, in the visible material, establish a probability of success.

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