ICT Sweep, Displacement, and Fair Value Gap Entry Model

Summary

This TradingView strategy outlines an ICT-style setup that looks for a liquidity sweep of a recent swing, followed by directional displacement and a fair value gap. Inputs include a risk-reward setting, minimum entry score, EMA trend filter, session windows, ATR stop buffer, rejection-candle option, and a limit on how long a setup remains active. The visible logic tracks the latest confirmed swing levels and marks a sweep when price crosses a level but closes back through it. It then looks for a large directional candle and a gap before evaluating market-structure signals.

The excerpt ends partway through the market-structure section, before the entry rules, scoring details, exits, or strategy results are shown. Although the title refers to a 70% filter model, the available text does not explain that filter or provide performance evidence. Treat this as a partial description of a rule-based setup rather than a validated trading system; the chosen indicator settings and session windows are configurable and would need independent testing.

Key ideas

• The setup begins by detecting a sweep beyond a recent swing level followed by a close back across it.
• A large directional candle is used to identify displacement after the sweep.
• The visible logic records a fair value gap after displacement and keeps it active for a limited period.
• Trend, session, rejection, and ATR-related settings are configurable filters.
• The excerpt omits the full entry and exit logic and gives no backtest results.

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