ICT Strategy

Learn the ICT strategy explained in "The Easiest ICT Strategy to Use (never loses)", focusing on core concepts and effective setups.

Published · Updated · Methodology: ICT

Part of: ICT Concepts

  • Methodology: ICT
  • Content type: strategy

Source video

Decoded from: La Estrategia De ICT Más Fácil De Usar (nunca se pierde) by Alex Ruiz — watch the original

Strategy overview

ICT (Inner Circle Trader) methodology reads price through liquidity — where stop orders accumulate, how price is drawn toward them, and what the reaction reveals about who currently holds control. This entry covers "La Estrategia De ICT Más Fácil De Usar (nunca se pierde)" by Alex Ruiz, a Spanish-language take aimed squarely at ICT's accessibility problem: the body of material is large, the concepts interlock, and most newcomers stall long before they reach something they can actually put on a chart.

The angle here is reduction rather than addition. The promise in the title is not the most complete ICT strategy but the easiest one to use — a framing that reflects how much of the ICT audience gets stuck cataloguing terminology instead of trading a defined sequence. That trade-off is worth thinking through before adopting any stripped-down version of a methodology: fewer conditions mean fewer things to misread in real time, but also fewer filters standing between an entry and a poor market context.

One note on the wording: "nunca se pierde" translates as "never loses", and that phrasing belongs to the video title, not to this page. Every approach — discretionary or mechanical, ICT or otherwise — produces losing trades, and simplicity does not remove that. The practical next step with a video like this one is to watch the source, write the conditions down in your own words, and check them against historical price before committing capital to them.

Topics

ict strategy · ict trading · trading strategy · pine script · tradingview strategy · inner circle trader · price action strategy · forex strategy

Frequently asked questions

What is ICT methodology in trading?

ICT (Inner Circle Trader) is a price-action framework that explains market movement in terms of liquidity and market structure — where stops sit, how price runs through them, and how imbalances form and get revisited. It reads raw price rather than indicator output.

Is there a "simplest" ICT strategy for beginners?

Simplified ICT setups reduce the full methodology to a small set of conditions a trader can apply immediately, which is what this video's title points to. The upside is clarity; the cost is that fewer conditions also mean fewer contextual filters, so the trade-off should be understood rather than assumed away.

Does the "nunca se pierde" (never loses) claim in the title hold up?

That phrase comes from the video's own title. No trading strategy avoids losing trades, and ICT setups are no exception — treat it as marketing language and judge the underlying logic on its own terms.

How can I evaluate an ICT strategy before trading it live?

Write the conditions out explicitly, then backtest them on historical data for the market and timeframe you intend to trade. Strategy Decoder catalogs trading strategies from video sources so you can compare approaches and test them on TradingView.

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