This lesson lives in the Stack step of the Confluence Method, where you confirm price action and structure, a trigger and a key level before a setup qualifies as a trade.
Breakout entries that work: the close-not-the-wick rule, volume confirmation, the false-breakout trap, and the retest entry. The TRIGGER signal of the Confluence Method.
ICT Silver Bullet fires every day in the 10-11 AM New York window — but rigid time windows break down when volatility spikes. We compare the time-based Silver Bullet to the signal-based Confluence Method on a high-volatility session, showing why multi-factor confirmation (Anchored VWAP + key level + momentum + trigger) wins when single-factor liquidity sweeps lose.
Three failed lows is the market screaming the floor is in. We break down the anatomy of a triple bottom, the volume signature that confirms it, the neckline trigger, and the trap of buying the third test instead of waiting for the breakout.
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