8 ICT FVG Strategies. One Claude. One Trading Bot.

ICT fair value gaps, one of the most popular concepts in the retail trading world. And I thought, why not automate them? And what better way to automate than collaborating with Claude? In this series, we're going to build eight different ICT fair value gaps strategies all within one trading bot. And today we start with silver bullet. By the end of

this video, you will know exactly how Claude and I built this ICT silver bullet trading bot from scratch. So, buckle up because we're going from concepts to rules to code to a fully functioning trading bot. So, with no more shenanigans, let's start. The journey we are embarking on with Claude is going to be eight different ICT fair

value gap strategies. The one that we're going to be looking at today is called silver bullet, and the foundation of this strategy is threefold: the market structure shift, the liquidity sweep, and the fair value gaps. Now, if you don't understand the fair value gaps, it's a three-candlestick structure where you have a gap between the high of the

first candle and the low of the second candle, and that gap is called fair value gap, and the assumption is that market is going to try to fill that gap. So, for a sell trade setup, you have the day's high at a certain cut-off time, let's say at the Asian session. And so,

at the start of the London session, you determine the high and the low of the market. Once you have the high of the market, then we're waiting for a liquidity sweep, which is a candle that breaks the day's high, but then reverses back and closes within the day's high and day's low range. Once we have that

liquidity sweep, then we can look back to identify the most recent low in the market, and that is what we call market structure shift. And then we wait for a candle to come and close below this structure for this MSS to be valid. Once it's validated, then a starting from the sweep candle, we look for all of the