ICT Style Trade Scoring with Sweeps, Structure, and Session Filters

Summary

This strategy excerpt combines several price action conditions into a scored long and short setup. It identifies liquidity sweeps around recent pivot levels, displacement candles, breaks of recent swing structure, fair value gaps and their retests, and a close's position within a recent price range. Higher timeframe EMA bias, faster and slower chart EMAs, session eligibility, and an ATR condition contribute additional context. The configurable inputs include a minimum score, risk reward setting, cooldown, trade limit, session windows, and premium or discount thresholds.

The code excerpt ends as the first reversal signal engine begins, so the final entry rules, order placement, exits, and how the daily trade goal is applied are not visible. The title advertises a daily trade count and target percentage, but the excerpt provides no results supporting those claims. Although it includes a risk reward input, the visible portion does not show how stops or targets are calculated. The listed filters and scoring weights describe a framework, not demonstrated performance; signal timing and backtest behavior would need independent review.

Key ideas

• The visible scoring framework combines higher timeframe bias, swing sweeps, displacement, market structure breaks, fair value gaps, range location, and session status.
• Recent pivot highs and lows provide reference levels for sweep and structure signals.
• ATR and session filters can restrict eligible trades, while inputs set a daily trade cap and cooldown.
• The excerpt ends before showing complete signal, entry, and exit logic.
• The advertised performance target is unsupported by results in the provided text.

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