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ICT PD-Array stands for the “Premium and Discount Arrangement” and is used as a checklist to determine the trade entry points in the market.

You can draw fibonacci from an old high to old low using ICT Dealing Range to find the PD arrays.


In this thread, I will teach you all about the ICT PD array matrix from the identification to their use for trading with examples.

You can jump to the section you are most interested in from below or can continue reading the whole article for better understanding.

Table of Contents
  • What is ICT PD Array Matrix?
  • How to Identify the ICT PD Arrays?
  • Types of ICT PD Arrays
  • Bullish PD Arrays
  • Bearish PD Arrays
  • How to Use ICT PD Arrays
  • Best Time Frame for ICT PD Arrays
  • Best Trading Pair for ICT PD Arrays
  • Final Thoughts

What is ICT PD Array Matrix?​

ICT PD arrays are the arrangement of ICT trade entry tools in the premium and discount zone.

Traders use the PD arrays to find the optimal price for buying and selling in the market.

As a seller you will always wish to sell at a premium price while as a buyer you will wish to buy at a discounted price, so the ICT PD arrays serve the purpose to get you the better price.

ICT-PD-arrays.png


Elements of ICT PD arrays

PD arrays contain the following ICT trigger tools.

(I) ICT Fair Value Gap

(II) ICT Inversion Fair Value Gap

(III) ICT Order Block

(IV) ICT Breaker Block

(V) ICT Mitigation Block

(VI) ICT Unicorn

(VII) ICT NWOG

(VIII) ICT NDOG

How to Identify the ICT PD Arrays?​

To identify the ICT premium and discount zone, you have to use the fibonacci with following inputs.

(I) 1 (Start)

(II) 0.5 (Equilibrium)

(III) 0 (End)

Now plot the fibonacci from an established old high to established old low.

0.5 level of fibonacci tool is basically the 50% retracement level and the area above 0.5 fibonacci retracement level is the premium zone.

While the area below 0.5 fibonacci level on price chart is identified as discount zone.

ICT-PD-array.png


Types of ICT PD Arrays​

On the basis of price movement PD arrays are divided into two types listed below.

Bullish PD Arrays​

Bullish PD arrays are the arrangement of ICT trade execution tools in the discount zone.

You would be using the bullish PD arrays to look for the buying area when your bias is bullish.

Below is the list of bullish PD arrays:

(I) Bullish Fair Value Gap (BISI)

(II) Bullish Order Block

(III) Bullish Breaker Block

(IV) Bullish Mitigation Block

(V) Inverse Fair value gap

(VI) ICT NDOG (New Day Opening Gap)

(VII) ICT NWOG (New Week Opening Gap)

(VIII) ICT Unicorn Model

If there are multiple ICT bullish trigger tools present in the discount zone, you can wait for price to test anyone of them and get rejected so you could execute a buy trade.

A real market example of bullish PD array is shown in the picture below.

Bullish-ICT-PD-array.png


Bearish PD Arrays​

Bearish PD arrays are the arrangement of ICT trade execution tools in the premium zone.

You would be using the bearish PD arrays to look for the selling area when your bias is bearish.

Below is the list of bullish PD arrays.

(IX) Bearish Fair Value Gap (SIBI)

(X) Bearish Order Block

(XI) Bearish Breaker Block

(XII) Bearish Mitigation Block

(XIII) Inverse Fair value gap

(XIV) ICT NDOG (New Day Opening Gap)

(XV) ICT NWOG (New Week Opening Gap)

(XVI) ICT Unicorn Model

If there are multiple ICT bearish trigger tools present in the discount zone, you can wait for price to test anyone of them and get rejected so you could execute a sell trade.

A real market example of bearish PD arrays is shown in the picture.

Bearish-ICT-PD-array.png


How to Use ICT PD Arrays​

ICT PD arrays can serve two major purposes for traders.

(I) You can use the PD arrays to find the ICT Daily Bias.

If price has already shifted the structure to downside and is now in the premium zone, it means you can look for sell trade setups.

If price has already shifted the structure to upside and is now in the discount zone, it means you can look for buy trade setups.

(II) You can also use the ICT PD array while executing a trade.

If the daily bias is bearish and price is in the premium zone, you can go in the lower time frame and find the bearish PD arrays there after a market structure shift to execute a sell trade.

If the bias is bullish and price is in the discount zone, you can go in the lower time frame and find the bullish PD arrays there after a market structure shift to execute a buy trade.

Best Time Frame for ICT PD Arrays​

If you are looking for the daily bias using the ICT PD arrays, then the 1 Day timeframe can be the useful.

While looking for a trade entry, you can use the PD arrays in lower timeframes like 15-Minutyes and 5-Minutes.

Best Trading Pair for ICT PD Arrays​

Basically ICT PD arrays were introduced and experimented by the ICT on indexes like NASDAQ (NQ Futures) and E-mini (S&P 500).

But with time traders started using the PD arrays for forex and metals and it delivered the best results there too.

So the ICT PD arrays are equally good for the major forex pairs like GBP/USD, EUR/USD and for the XAU/USD.

Final Thoughts​

You should use the ICT PD arrays in conjunction with the other ICT strategies like the ICT 2022 MODEL or Silver Bullet.

While using ICT PD array in trading, we should keep in mind that no strategy is foolproof in trading, so you should not risk all your capital on this strategy.

Plus to mitigate your risks, you should always trade with stop loss in place to keep your equity safe.

Conclusion​

If you are interested in Learning Inner Circle Trading PD Arrays, DM me "PDA" and I will send you full PDF regarding each of them. HAPPY LEARNING, LET'S GO AND GRAB SOME PIPS

 

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