Every ICT concept on the desk is taught against live and historical NQ and ES charts — never a generic forex example you have to translate yourself.
How to read swing highs and lows on NQ and ES, tell a break of structure from a liquidity grab, and stop guessing at trend direction.
Where resting orders cluster above and below obvious highs and lows, and how both NQ and ES are regularly pushed into them right before the real move.
Identifying the last candle before a strong displacement move, and why price on NQ and ES so often returns to retest it.
Spotting the three-candle imbalance pattern and using it as a magnet for price and a lower-risk entry zone on NQ and ES pullbacks.
Why the first hour of the US cash open behaves nothing like midday chop, and which windows actually produce tradeable moves on NQ and ES.
The false early move designed to trap traders on the wrong side before the session's real direction shows up.
The three-phase framework for reading a full session on NQ and ES, and how to place yourself in the distribution phase instead of the manipulation.
Combining every earlier module into one entry checklist, with position sizing and invalidation rules specific to each instrument's typical range — NQ and ES move differently, and the checklist accounts for that.
The curriculum lives inside the same daily rhythm as the desk itself — all of it, including every live trading call, happens inside our private Discord.
Each day's read ties straight back to a curriculum concept — you see order blocks and FVGs called out on the actual NQ and ES charts that morning, not months later in a lesson.
All eight modules, with their video walkthroughs, live in the Discord as references you can revisit any time — short, no padding, built to be read or watched in one sitting per module.
When a setup forms that matches a module, it's flagged live in the Discord so you watch the concept play out in real time instead of only in hindsight.
Every call graded honestly against the module it came from — posted in the Discord so you can see which concepts are actually working on NQ and ES right now.