ICT NAS100 Strategy with Session and Trend Filters
Summary
This document introduces a TradingView strategy for NAS100 based on the ICT 2022 trading model. Its visible settings enable trading during Asian, London, New York, and New York lunch sessions, with times configured in Israel time. A higher-timeframe EMA filter can constrain trade direction, while pivot lookback, displacement size, liquidity-sweep requirements, and minimum stop distance are adjustable.
The source excerpt ends partway through the inputs, so it does not show the complete entry, exit, or risk-management rules. It provides no backtest results or evidence for the strategy’s performance. The stated aim of increasing trade frequency while maintaining a high win rate is a script comment, not substantiated analysis. The visible parameters indicate several trade-offs can be tuned, but their effects and suitability for different market conditions cannot be assessed from this fragment.
Key ideas
- The strategy is designed for NAS100 and uses ICT-style trade logic.
- Trading windows cover several sessions and are configured in Israel time.
- An optional hourly EMA filter can be used to align trades with a broader trend.
- Pivot sensitivity, displacement, liquidity sweeps, and minimum stop distance are configurable.
- The excerpt is incomplete and provides no performance evidence.
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This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.