Most retail traders lose on NQ because they're fighting the algorithm. They buy resistance, sell support, and wonder why they keep getting stopped out.

ICT concepts flip the script. Instead of trading against smart money, you trade with them.

Here's the framework in 60 seconds:

1. Liquidity is the game. Market makers need to fill orders. They run stops at obvious highs/lows to do it. Once you see this, you stop being the exit liquidity.

2. Fair Value Gaps tell you where price wants to go. When price displaces hard, it leaves gaps. These are institutional footprints — price returns to fill them before continuing.

3. Kill zones matter more than indicators. London open (2-5 AM EST) and NY open (8:30-11 AM EST) are when the real moves happen. Trade these windows, ignore the rest.

4. Order blocks > support/resistance. The last candle before a displacement move is where institutions placed orders. These are your entries.

This is what we break down daily inside NASDAQ ICT Signals — real setups, real analysis, no fluff.

If you're tired of guessing and want to trade NQ with precision, the signals speak for themselves.