ICT UNICORN MODEL - How I Maintain 80% Winrate Using This Strategy

ICT UNICORN MODEL - How I Maintain 80% Winrate Using This Strategy - Legendas Bilíngues

going on team and welcome back to another video.

In this video I am going to be going over the ICT unicorn model and give you all a couple of tips on how you can be more profitable with this model.

You get for the last month or so I have been utilizing the ICT unicorn model a lot and I

have had an amazing win streak and I'm going to help you become more profitable with the ICT unicorn model with these tips.

So gonna be looking at a few trays that I placed this week and last week.

So let's get right into it.

So this is essentially what the ICT unicorn model is.

You wanna wait for a breaker block to form

and the way that a breaker block forms is that we have a candle closer below the previous swing low.

And the previous swing high was taken out before we close below that swing low

We close above this swing high then we close below this swing low

creating a breaker block Then the last down close candle here is your breaker block,

but I'll be something like this and then you want a Fervé gap on this side to overlap with the breaker block.

So you have a breaker block overlapping with a Fervé gap.

That is essentially what the unicorn model is.

Let me show you a few examples of an actual chart so you can understand exactly what I mean.

Now for example here, this is where a lot of people will mess up, right?

A of people will look at any swing high.

and call that the breaker block.

So right here, this would be a breaker block, bullies breaker, but then again, this one would also be a bully's breaker.

So which one do you use?

In opinion, because this breaker block is overlapping with two Fervé gaps, this is the one you should be using.

Now down here, If you want to catch the move at the bottom, you can absolutely use this swing high.

In my opinion, they both work fine.

In my opinion, you can have multiple breaker blocks in it like.

Now I do look at breaker blocks a little bit different than other people,

but I do have a very high win rate using these breaker blocks.

This is just the first example,

this is a swing high,

and it is an up-close candle, and it overlaps with this Fave gap, and it overlaps with this Fave gap.

And what I usually do, I know a lot of people in their trade the unicorn, they base their entry off of the ferreg.

gap, so their entry would look like this, right?

Their would be the top of the furbe gap.

My entry is always the breaker block inside the gap, so here and not here.

Again, right here we have a great example.

First in my opinion, we have a bullish swing high here.

If I want to catch this move early, I can take this right?

perfectly.

We get a can of closure with displacement above the previous up close swing high,

then we come down, retest that, and then move higher, right?

But the safer option will be this one, obvious up close swing high right here.

Right that overlaps with a survey gap right here right we have that breaker that overlaps with this gap and again

This would have been my entry right

Something like this I am NOT gonna base my entry off of the gap here right I'm gonna base it off of the breaker or the wick here right

that just often gives a way better RR and sometimes you are going to get left behind where price is rallies without you 99%

of the time this is the better option and I also think the reason that a lot of people are failing with this model is because they are getting their drawn liquidity

wrong you will not find any model really working well if your drawn liquidity is not right because

I would say that unicorn models even 90% win rate if you are executing within the proper draw on the Quitty.

You cannot just be trading any unicorn model you see.

You come into the day and if you're bullish and you're confident that we have higher prices,

you wait for a bullish unicorn to Okay, for example, right here, we have a perfect bearish unicorn.

We have a down close candle.

Wing low, that'll overlap way for a very gap here.

But that fails very bad, right?

Why is that?

Well, you don't want liquidity is always for hire here, right?

We've had a very bullish price action for the last couple of days.

We just took out sell side liquidity, right?

That failed here again.

We have a nice unicorn.

You can either draw it from this swing high or this swing high.

They both overlap with this for a gap here.

So in my opinion, it doesn't really matter which one you use for better rr.

You can use this one.

A lot of people will probably disagree with me here.

this works perfectly fine for me so how do you use this last one right we have that purvey gap right

here or volume and balance whatever you want to And that was extremely clean, right?

And again, my entry would have been down here and not up here.

And then another example will be right here, where we have a swing high here.

Right?

We have an up close swing high here that overlaps with a gap here.

But when I see price rally like this,

and I don't expect the retricement and we get another up close swing high here that also overlaps with a gap like this.

That is when I'll take that one instead, but I have to be extremely confident about the drawn liquidity.

Because if that is wrong, this is not expected to hold, right?

Also because we have a lot of bearish gaps out here.

And if my drawn liquidity is wrong, these bearish gaps will probably hold.

So if we had a bearish bias coming into this day,

I could expect bearish gaps to hold and bullish gaps to fail But if my bullish bias is correct,

I could expect bearish gaps to fail and bullish gaps to hold And that is where a lot of people get it wrong and that is why I get DM saying that the

Unicorn model is not worth it and it does not work.

That is simply because people are getting their drawn look and then any model won't work.

This is an example of one I took pre-market and basically we had a nice sweep of this high and a failure to displace above that high and overall drawn liquidity for

this day was bearish.

I called that out on my Twitter too.

and explain why so we have a down close swing low here and we have a close swing low here

right these both overlap with this small gap here we've just had a liquidity sweep and my overall bias

is bearish right so that is going to be my entry right there and stop we'll go above

we're at the conscious management encroachment of this week here and then a one to two and this is what it looked like.

I ain't very very beautiful and the reason that this works is because he drawn liquidity was correct.

So what you got to do is just be patient, wait for a bullish liquidity sweep.

If are bearish, meaning that we take out a high and then for me.

with an overlapping survey gap on the way down, right?

The reason people are getting screwed is because they are impatient.

Another here is the same day pre-market, bearish bias, right?

We have a down close swing low here, and that overlaps with this survey gap here.

And if my drone liquidity is right,

this should work, and the top goes here to target the lower assistance liquidity down here, and let's see, perfect right?

We were holding this gap very nicely and my entry is again going to be that

down close wick and not the beginning of the FFA gap 2 just give me better R and better stop placement.

This was another play that I took and right here we have an up close swing high.

This is not an up close swing high right that is a down close swing high and that is not what I want to look for when I look for it.

model.

If this was an up close candle,

then this would have been very nice, but because it is down close, that has nothing to do with our model, right?

So this up close swing high overlaps with this Fervé gap.

And then what I did was I combined this with the optimal trade entry,

like and that was very very accurate right and then my entry again was here stop at

the low and then profit at the high here so let's

see very very precise right to the tick and the reason I believe that this was so

precise is because it aligned sort of with the optimal trade entry so you can

use that as kind of a confluence you get sniper entries a lot of people ask me

how you get entries like this and one way to do it is to use the optimal

trade entry

1-8 level is extremely good for entries like this and I also have a video of this exact

trade on my Twitter if you do not believe that I actually placed it.

Very, very beautiful example here again.

We have an obvious up close Then we have a lot of bullish displacement and a failure to go lower here, right?

We fail to display lower and we successfully displaced higher.

And then we have this beautiful up close candle.

Now notice how this doesn't exactly overlap with this gap, but when it's this close, I'm fine with that.

Right?

It need to just.

Directly overlap with the gap.

This is just fine if you ask me.

If your draw liquidity is right.

And then you can use the conjugate encroachment of this gap as your stop loss.

And target the lower assistance liquidity sitting here.

We have equal highs here, here, and here.

So a lot of bi-site liquidity there.

and we would be filled on this very candle and the tray would have played out perfectly right now keep in mind that this is hindsight it's not gonna look like this all the time but

if you get your drawn liquidity right probably an 80 to 90%

win ring another example would be this one right here the reason why I was buying this low is it's good one not

We had a higher timeframe SMT with the SMP 500 here so I was really expecting this to be lower day

and then we had a five-minute up close swing high here that overlapped with this five-minute gap here.

So the trade looked like this.

Stop at the economic growthment of that week.

And then target would be the constant improvement of this week now

The reason all these places are working out is because my drawn liquidity is correct right had I

Came in with the wrong bias of these days and taken let's say bearish unicorn place on a bullish day then

That win rate probably goes from an 80 to 90% win rate to probably 20% win rate, right?

It all comes down to just knowing where price is more likely going to go and then it doesn't really matter what PDA rate you're using

Because ideally any PDA race should hold if we are bullish, right?

So if we're bullish and we're truly bullish bullish gap should hold bullish Bull's unicorn should hope.

Bull's breaker should hold.

Anything should hold, right?

A model is really just an accelerator to get you towards John liquidity, so it doesn't really matter what you're using.

You could be using just a normal Fave gap, right?

But course, some people like to have higher wind rates.

And of course, the more confluence you have, the better it's going to be.

And we have a breaker block that overlaps with a Fave gap.

That's two confluences already and the more you can add the better in this case.

This is also an R block, right?

Rehere right the more confluences you can add the better

Another thing that I would look for to increase the win rate is that what are we delivering from?

That would be This five-minute gap here, right?

Beautiful delivery off of that and then we also just via this bearish 5 minute gap, right?

So we're holding a bullish gap and violating a bearish one and then we create a unicorn model to the upside.

That is a clear indication that the order flow is bullish and that this unicorn should hold, right?

Because if this bearish gap is holding this nicely, we have a higher timeframe SMT here.

We are violating this gap.

There's no reason for me to believe that this gap is not going to hold.

This was another beautiful play that I took.

Actually ICT took this very same trade.

And what happened was we got the 930 on New York Stock Exchange opening belt that send us higher and

Typically that is a judas swing right a manipulation move takes out by size of a clitty here

Then we get that displacement leg lower We have a swing low here Right that overlaps with a This is for that gap here.

Now a lot of people ask me, well, this an up close candle and this is a down close play, right?

Well, what I do then is I take the very next Down close candle.

So for example in this case,

we have a down close candle here that even though it isn't a swing low It's still a close candle and that also overlaps with this gap and

we have an inversion Favega set up here.

So we have a lot of plays here, right?

Again, another Favega here, so kind of the 2022 model.

So have a lot of overlapping models.

And we have a confident drawn liquidity, which is this low here.

Why?

Because of that 930 juda swing to the upside and that is essentially why I place this trade.

And a lot of people will even call this a valid bear's breaker, even though it is an up close candle.

And you know, that's just personal preference.

It can't work.

Absolutely.

But for high probability,

I would only,

if you're going for a down close unicorn place,

I would wait for a down close swing low and not take an up close swing low.

Like, Yes, but because we were overlapping with an inversion for a get model, a 2022 model, and we had order blocks right here.

So a lot of overlapping models.

And that's another way to increase the wind rate of your existing model is to wait until it overlaps with other models.

And that was basically it for this video.

I just got a ton of questions asking if I could do another video on the unicorn model,

because a lot of people are struggling with that very model.

It is not very.

hard you just have to get your drawn liquidity right more times than not and it will be profitable.

It doesn't really matter what PDA rate you're using to get there right it's just the accelerators for you to get towards that drawn liquidity

but this is a rate model once you get it down and this is exactly what I do a lot

of the trades we just looked at are trades that I actually placed so yeah

I hope you enjoyed I hope you learned a thing or two and I will

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