294# ICT Killer Zone Tutorial -TradingView-

Based on ICT Killer zones, Market Structure, Order Blocks, FVGs

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1. Strategy Overview

The ICT Zone Killer Strategy combines three core Smart Money Concepts:

  1. Killzones (Time-Based Liquidity Windows)

  2. Market Structure Shifts (CHOCH & BOS)

  3. Institutional Price Levels (Order Blocks, FVGs, Premium/Discount zones)

The goal:
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Trade only when the highest probability conditions align — during sessions where liquidity is injected into the market.

The indicator automatically identifies:

  • London Open / New York AM / New York PM killzones

    Swing & internal structure (BOS, CHOCH, CHOCH+)

    Order blocks (OBs)

    Fair Value Gaps (FVG / VI / OG)

    Premium, Equilibrium, and Discount zones

    Multi-timeframe trend bias (15m, 1H, 4H, 1D)

This gives a complete Smart Money System for intraday trading.

2. Core Principles of ICT Zone Killer

(A) Killzones

Killzones represent times when liquidity is delivered into the market:

  • London Open: Breakouts and liquidity grabs

    New York AM Session: Main trend expansion

    New York PM Session: Reversals or continuation moves

During killzones, the market often forms:

  • Stop hunts

    Liquidity sweeps

    True directional moves

 

You only take trades during or immediately after a killzone.

ICT Killer Zone  Tutorial -TradingView-
ICT Killer Zone Tutorial -TradingView-

3. Market Structure Logic

The indicator identifies Internal and Swing MS:

Internal Structure

Used for entry confirmation:

  • CHOCH → potential reversal

    CHOCH+ → strong reversal

    BOS → continuation expansion

Swing Structure

Used to determine overall direction:

  • Swing BOS → trend continuation

    Swing CHOCH → trend reversal

MTF scanner shows trend direction for:

  • 15m

    1H

    4H

    1D

You trade in alignment with higher-timeframe bias (1H or 4H).

4. Institutional Zones

The script identifies:

Order Blocks (Bullish / Bearish)

  • Areas where institutions previously created imbalance

    Used as entry zones after a sweep or mitigation

    Visualized with volume metrics (“1.317K (23%)” etc.)

Fair Value Gaps (FVG / VI / OG)

  • Used as trade imbalance targets

    Or as entry mitigation for continuation moves

Premium / Discount Zones

  • Price above equilibrium → look for sells (premium)

    Price below equilibrium → look for buys (discount)

You only buy in discount, and only sell in premium.

5. Entry Conditions (Buy Example)

Step 1 — HTF Bias

1H / 4H trend must show BULLISH.

Step 2 — Killzone Trigger

Price must be inside:

  • London Open
    OR

    New York AM session

Step 3 — Liquidity Sweep

Price sweeps a:

  • Swing Low

    Equal Low

    Killzone Low

(Script marks CHOCH/CHoCH+)

Step 4 — Market Structure Shift

Look for internal CHOCH or BOS to upside.

Step 5 — Entry at Institutional Zone

Enter on:

  • Bullish Order Block

    FVG retracement

    Discount zone confirmation

🎯 Targets

  • Next FVG

    Opposite liquidity pool (highs)

    Session high

🛑 Stop Loss

  • Below the swept low or beneath the OB

6. Entry Conditions (Sell Example)

HTF bias: BEARISH

Price enters London/NY killzone

Liquidity sweep of highs

Internal CHOCH or BOS down

Entry at:

  • Bearish Order Block

    FVG retracement

    Premium zone

Targets:

 

  • Discount zone

    Previous lows

    FVG below

ICT Killer Zone Tutorial -TradingView-
ICT Killer Zone Tutorial -TradingView-

7. Example Workflow (based on screenshots)

GBP/JPY

The chart shows:

 

  • London Open → liquidity sweep

    CHOCH+ → strong bullish reversal

    Bullish OB formed

    Entry on retracement

    Expansion → New York killzone

ICT Killer Zone Tutorial -TradingView-
ICT Killer Zone Tutorial -TradingView-

US500

  • Asian session consolidation

    NY session BOS → direction shift

    Price retraces into OB

    FVG fills → entry

    Trend expands until NY close

 

This matches ICT Zone Killer logic perfectly.

ICT Killer Zone Tutorial -TradingView-
ICT Killer Zone Tutorial -TradingView-

8. Risk Management

  • Risk per trade: 0.25%–1%

    Always place SL beyond liquidity sweep

    Avoid trading outside killzones

    Do not chase price that didn’t return to zone

9. When NOT to Trade

No clear HTF bias
No sweep / no displacement
No Killzone
Choppy session (low volatility)

Final Summary

ICT Zone Killer Strategy =

Liquidity event (sweep)
Killzone timing
Market structure shift
Institutional zone entry (OB / FVG)
Premium/Discount filtering
MTF trend confirmation

 

This creates an extremely precise, high-quality intraday trading framework.

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294# MaKsiGen Trading System

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There are some really good moves here that could have generated lots of pips for the savvy trader. My job here is to get you into those moves with minimal risk and the maximum profit. I look for up to four moves, like those above, per day. They don’t happen every day regardless, there are flat days. It’s not just the EUR/USD that presents moves like this almost on a daily basis, most pairs show similar movement. The EUR/USD on the next chart also exhibits some great intra-day moves. 

 


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