High-Probability SMC/ICT Entry Model: The Power of the LiquidityU.S. Dollar / Canadian DollarFOREXCOM:USDCADFOREX-CLUBDescription: In the world of Smart Money Concepts (SMC) and ICT, "Context" is king. Many traders fail because they enter on every Market Structure Shift (MSS) they see. The secret to a high-probability trade isn't just the shift—it's the Stop Hunt that happens before it. The Core Rules of This Model: The Liquidity Sweep (Stop Hunt): We do not look for entries unless the market first sweeps a significant High or Low (Buy-side or Sell-side Liquidity). If there is No Stop Hunt, there is No Entry. Smart Money needs to engineer liquidity (hit your stops) before moving the price. Market Structure Shift (MSS) with Displacement: After the sweep, we wait for a violent move in the opposite direction. This displacement confirms that the "State of Delivery" has changed. CISD (Change in State of Delivery): Once the MSS occurs, we look for the market to return to a Fair Value Gap (FVG) or an Order Block. This is where the price transitions from seeking liquidity to trending toward the next target. Chart Labeling Guide (For your Screenshot): Step 1: Mark the old High/Low as "🛑 Liquidity Sweep / Stop Hunt". Step 2: Mark the aggressive move away as "⚡ Displacement". Step 3: Draw a line at the broken swing point and label it "📉 MSS (Market Structure Shift)". Step 4: Highlight the entry box (FVG/OB) and label it "🎯 CISD / Entry Zone". Step 5: Mark your exit as "💰 Take Profit (Target Liquidity)". Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves significant risk. Always backtest any model before applying it to live markets.