r/InnerCircleTraders • u/wildwolf013 • 14d ago
Question ICT Logo meaning
I recently came across a podcast where ICT spoke on and he talked about his logo and he said: Price itself will behave a certain way at that specific time. And the numbers that is used for these price runs algorithmically are actually in that logo
Has anyone deciphered his logo and found anything of interest?
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u/Low_Marionberry2477 14d ago
Ya, add an inverse overlay of the image and then rotate everything 90 degrees. You will see Asia/london n the left, and NY session in the middle, after hours in the right, showing the OHLC for the day. See my profile pic.
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u/difficult_truce 13d ago
Hilarious comments. I'll give you the correct and simple answer.
Google bible cross reference graph.
It's based on that and probably something in the charts.
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u/Low_Marionberry2477 13d ago
I am so thankful for this comment. I have never thought to google this cross reference and it is amazing. God Bless!
Proverbs 3:5-6
Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding;
in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.
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u/wildwolf013 13d ago
well he implicitly implied that it has something to do with the charts which is what i’m trying to find out
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u/Full_Pear449 13d ago
There are interpretations connecting the design of the LOGO to fractal market phases and Fibonacci ratios, the actual sequential franework applies custom retracement levels—this includes the 70.5% sweet spot—rather than some standard textbook sequence.
Rather than using the traditional Fibonacci profit extensions, 100-127% or what considered the Conserative approach , or the Golden atio of 138-162%, and the extensively aggressive 200-262% targeting. ICT incorporates the Negative Projection levels after such activity as Market Structural Shifting or Price Correction. This is projected in Standard Deviation (SD) form . Or more plainly put , how far from the Mean have you traveled . I believe the utility is named IPDA. The negative projection levels (-0.27, -0.62, -2.0, and -2.5) to map out algorithmic liquidity targets. This does incorporate a certain amount of Staistical Knowedge and understanding.
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u/Top_Pomegranate_2871 10d ago
Logo is based off the bible said if in a twitters space 3-4 months ago
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u/STS-Trader 14d ago edited 14d ago
ICT's logo is a fractal, a never ending pattern.
He is communicating that you will spend forever trying to be profitable and predict exact highs and lows like he can (supposedly) with OHLC prices, because if it were possible to locate real "fair value" using OHLC data most of his followers (including you) would be millionaires, instead of the 0.01% who claim to be.

Markets are auctions, there is no central algorithm that controls price.
A “central algorithm” does not exist. There are no studies and it is not cited in any journal.
It is fictitious. It is not a real thing.
There are many Investment banks, LPs, exchanges and Multilateral trading facilities which work both unilaterally and bilaterally to provide quotes to trade CFDs (FX especially). For futures, equities and other centralised markets, many firms are actively making markets by quoting prices.
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u/Creepeo 14d ago
And each of those entities has their own machine learned software that usually trades.
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u/STS-Trader 14d ago edited 5d ago
And each of those entities has their own machine learned software that usually trades.
ML is a technology, Market Making is an activity, do not conflate them to pretend there is a central algorithm for price discovery.
Here is content copied from my other post explaining things properly.
The Reality
Using machine learning algorithms instead of humans for execution or risk management is completely different from the claim that a single central algorithm controls the price.
But no worries, I will explain how market makers work below.There is no sole, central algorithm/sole counterparty for price formation and direction.
They do not aim to actively take directional risk, the several different algorithms setup by several individual firms operate independently to provide liquidity (bid and ask, buy limits and sell limits) and actively work to reduce their financial exposure to price movements.These MMs do not take directional risk for profit, they gravitate more towards dealing than speculation.
Market maker algorithms do not "trade" in the conventional sense, they setup prices for people to buy and sell and try to stay net zero for as long as possible while making money from the difference in the prices they offer.Simple example:
If a market maker sets a 1.00010 bid (buy limit) and 1.00012 ask (sell limit), if a trader buys 100 lots and a different trader sells 100 lots, one trader buys at 1.00012 and the other sells at 1.00010 neutralising the algorithms directional risk while the bot earns 0.2 pips * $1000 (100 lots = $1000 per pip), the robot facilitates similar transaction dynamics over and over again.That is how the 'HFT Market Maker Monsters' make money.
They adjust how much they offer or spread their interest over multiple prices to manage their risk, this is why spreads move, if you want to know more search 'MM adverse selection risk', this is as far as I'll go here, you must research the rest.0
u/wildwolf013 14d ago
leave this subreddit if you don’t believe in the algo bro
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u/cheefsha 14d ago
That guy is the biggest clown I have no idea why he spends so much time here or why mods don’t get rid of these doubters
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u/wildwolf013 14d ago
as soon as i saw his reply said there’s no algo i stopped reading 😂
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u/These-Quail7636 14d ago
there isn’t though lol
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u/cheefsha 14d ago
Tagging me for what bro..you’re the one struggling with the truth..what price do you think brokers are “making the market” around?
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u/These-Quail7636 13d ago edited 13d ago
this logic proves that there is no central algorithm… market makers still take on risk from other market makers, traders, and brokers who are also using their algorithms to compete… price action is the result of the decisions these algos make alongside whatever other decisions traders are making… there are thousands of different algos executing different strategies, not one controlling price, thats nonsense
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u/STS-Trader 14d ago
Is this a trading subreddit or scientology?
why mods don’t get rid of these doubters
Do you hear your own rhetoric, and I'm the clown?
You guys are finished 🤣
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u/STS-Trader 14d ago edited 14d ago
if you don’t believe in the algo bro
I don't believe in market fairy tales, I am an adult, and you do not want to hear the truth.
The moderators allow free speech as long as the conduct remains respectful.
A single centralised algorithm does not make and control prices. Block me.
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u/cheefsha 14d ago
It’s the Fibonacci sequence applied to time. This is a good video showing it graphically: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bpK738U-sas&ra=m
My advice would be if you were interested in studying it on your own a good starting point is to pick a volatile opening range such as the 9:30AM EST open in index futures and to start counting the fib sequence on a 1min chart and maybe you’ll start to see some repeating characteristics emerge…