ICT Silver Bullet

ICT Silver Bullet puts the Silver Bullet hour on the chart: three one-hour windows in New York time, namely London Open (3–4 AM), the AM session (10–11 AM) and the PM session (2–3 PM), during which a fair value gap (FVG) can set up the trade. When a window closes, the indicator projects potential support and resistance lines from what formed inside it, while a Minimum Trade Framework (mTFW) gauges expectations (40 ticks on futures and indices, 15 pips on forex pairs) rather than dictating entries and exits.

How to Trade the ICT Silver Bullet?

• Bullish setup: an FVG identified and tested inside the window can precede a move higher targeting liquidity.
• Bearish setup: the mirror case. A tested bearish FVG within the hour frames shorts toward downside objectives.
• Post-session S/R lines: projected levels stay predictive until price touches them; in strict modes, only lines matching the trend direction are shown.
• Untested gaps vanish: an FVG left untested when its session ends is removed from display, enforcing setup quality automatically.

Best results come below the 15-minute timeframe, with the 3-minute chart a popular choice.

ICT Silver Bullet Settings

• Swing settings: a single pivot length (default 5) that builds the ZigZag behind the trend-direction read.
• FVG display mode: from All FVG through trend-aligned filtering to Strict and Super-Strict, ICT's favored mode, requiring no break against the gap plus specific closing conditions.
• Support/Resistance targets: base projected lines on any previous session or only on the prior session of the same type, with color options.
• Keep lines: a strict-mode option that preserves older S/R lines when a new session begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

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