Bhairava ICT Mentorship
A structured way to learn ICT in Telugu. Join online from anywhere, or attend in person in Hyderabad.
Bhairava ICT Online Mentorship
Learn ICT in Telugu from anywhere, through live online sessions and a structured weekly programme.
- Next batch
- Starts 15 November 2026
- Format
- Live online sessions
- Community
- Full Discord access
- Livestreams of every session
- Session recordings provided
- Live chat during sessions
- Q&As and market breakdowns
- Weekly assignments with feedback
- Prop firm roadmap matched to your capital
Bhairava ICT Offline Mentorship
A 45-day classroom programme for students who want to learn ICT in person.
- Next batch
- Starts 9 December 2026
- Duration
- 45 days
- Class timings
- 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM IST
- Location
- MPM Mall, 5th Floor, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad
- In-person classes with a complete ICT curriculum, from basics to advanced
- Live chart breakdowns in class
- Guided backtesting practice
- Assignments with feedback
- Q&A in every class
- Study notes for each topic
- Risk management and trading psychology
- Help building your daily routine and trading journal
- Prop firm roadmap matched to your capital
- Full Discord access
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Pre-session checklist
Practise this in backtesting or on demo first. If a box stays empty, the plan isn't ready yet.
Trade or no trade
Follow these in order. If an answer is no, stop there and wait.
- Is the daily bias clear?If not, there's no trade today.
- Is the phase of price clear?Expanded: wait for a pullback. Consolidating: wait for one side to be taken. Protracting: wait for the reversal.
- Has the high or low of the day formed?If not, wait for a session or driver to form it, and confirm it with a CISD.
- Is there a swing at a key level, in your session?If not, stay out. Don't trade a pattern with no level behind it.
- Do SMT, time and order flow support it?If yes, you can look to trade the reversal candle. If not, wait for an order block in the next candle.
- Is there room to the draw?Look for at least 2R before the next liquidity. If not, skip it.
Setups
Master one setup first. Tap to switch, and take your chosen setup or nothing.
These are rule summaries for study. Backtest any setup before you use it, because no setup wins every time.
Kill zones, mana time lo
| Time (IST) | New York | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| 3:00 AM | London stock exchange open, and a Silver Bullet window to 4:00 AM | |
| 5:00 to 7:00 AM | London lunch, usually a quiet period | |
| 8:30 AM | Major US news, and a common driver | |
| 9:30 AM | New York stock exchange open | |
| 10:00 AM | News, the 4H open for indices, and a Silver Bullet window to 11:00 AM | |
| 11:00 AM | Many clean moves have finished by now | |
| 12:00 to 1:30 PM | New York lunch, usually a quiet period | |
| 2:00 PM | FOMC statement days, and a Silver Bullet window to 3:00 PM |
These follow New York time, so India times shift by one hour when US clocks change. This page adjusts automatically. For indices, the New York AM window is often taken as 8:30 AM to noon. Teachers define these windows slightly differently.
Entry types
After the close confirms the shift, enter on the next candle. Your stop goes past the block or CISD. You don't depend on a retest, but your stop is often wider.
Set a limit at the block or CISD level. This gives a better risk to reward, but price may leave without you during a strong move.
If you missed the first entry, use the next opposing candle on M5 or M3. Your stop is smaller, but it's hit more often.
If the CISD is too far away for sensible risk, use a gap that price has just closed through.
Enter on the return to a gap that came from displacement, in line with your bias. Models such as the 2022 and Silver Bullet use this.
Candles usually make their wick first. Watch a new hourly or 4H open, then enter when the wick forms at a level.
Which charts go together
| Key level | Structure | Entry |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | Daily | 1H or M15 |
| Weekly | 4H | M15 or M5 |
| Daily | 1H | M5 or M1 |
| 4H | M15 | M1 |
| 1H | M5 | M1 or seconds |
Trade management
Place it where the idea is proven wrong: past the block or CISD. On M15 or higher, a large block's 50% level can be used. On M5 and M3, use the block's high or low.
Plan the trade to the draw on liquidity, with at least 2R of room. Targets come from liquidity, not just from a ratio.
One common plan is to take part of the trade at 2R, then leave the rest for the next draw. Decide this before you enter.
Trail only behind protected swings or new order blocks. Don't tighten your stop just because you're nervous.
Plan to close before lunch or high-impact news. If nothing has happened by your cut-off, you're done for the session.
Record your entry, stop, reason and screenshot. Your review is where most of the learning happens.
Trade cheyyakandi when
Skipping a poor setup is also a good decision.
- You can't name the draw on liquidity.
- It's Monday, unless a Friday reversal is already confirmed. Monday is still setting the week.
- The daily chart is consolidating, or there's no clear phase.
- Price is expanding with no high or low of the day set.
- It's the session before high-impact news. For CPI and NFP, avoid the day before as well.
- You're moving away from a failure swing with no SMT or manipulation first.
- Both sides of London were taken, in a seek and destroy day.
- Price already reached the draw overnight, or London made a huge expansion.
- It's after 11 AM New York time, in a morning-session plan.
- You're chasing a missed move, or trying to win back a loss.
Rules to write down
Choose your numbers before the session. Start small, as your first aim is to stay in the game.
- Risk a fixed amount per trade. Don't change it after a win or a loss.
- Set a daily loss limit. When you hit it, close the chart.
- Take one clean trade, then step away. Overtrading undoes good analysis.
- Size your trade from your stop before you enter.
- If you use a prop firm, read its drawdown and news rules before you pay.
- Record every trade, including the ones you skipped.
Process first
Repeat this loop every session. Most improvement happens in the review.
Trade cheyyakapovadam kuda oka decision. If your setup isn't there, you've done your job.
If you followed the plan, a loss is normal. Record it and move on, without trying to win it back.
Basic to advanced, in nine stages
Move on when you pass a stage's check, not just when you finish reading it. Tick only what you can do without notes.
Tap any concept for the full explanation
Charts are simple teaching sketches, not real market data.
Five parts of every trade idea
Each trade answers these in order. Writing them in your own words is one of the best ways to learn them.
- Draw on liquidityWhere is price going? With no target, you're only trading patterns.
- Point of interestWhere will the move start from: a higher-timeframe gap, an order block, or a range high or low?
- Timeframe alignmentWhich charts match your level? A 4H level might use M15 for structure and M1 for entry, for example.
- NarrativeWhy here and why now? Add SMT and time, then look for a clear reversal and a CISD.
- Entry and stopEnter on confirmation, with your stop past the CISD or gap, and room of at least 2R to the draw.
ICT concepts come from Michael J. Huddleston. The Next Day Model is credited to The MMXM Trader, the fractal model to TTrades, and driver pairing to GXTradez. These pages are BhairavaICT's own study explanations.
What to watch, and in what order
A step-by-step path through the free Inner Circle Trader YouTube channel, from your first lesson to advanced study.
One video at a time
- Watch one lessonDon't skip around. One lesson a day is enough when you practise it.
- Write it in your own wordsRayandi. If you can't explain it simply, watch it again.
- Find it on a chartMark past examples on your chosen market before moving on.
- Pass the checkEach step ends with a test. Move on when you pass it, not when the week ends.
This order is BhairavaICT's suggestion, not an official ICT syllabus. Times are rough guides for about an hour a day. The videos are in English and belong to Michael J. Huddleston, The Inner Circle Trader, who created the ICT concepts. BhairavaICT is not affiliated with him. Some video titles mention profit figures, and no results are promised here. Month links open a YouTube search, so check that the title matches.
Zero nunchi full trade plan varaku
Each day is one concept, in order. Comment “PDF” on that day's reel to get the study notes. Tick a day once you can explain it without notes.
Batch details
| Online Mentorship | Offline Mentorship | |
|---|---|---|
| Starts | 15 November 2026 | 9 December 2026 |
| Fee | ||
| Format | Live online sessions | In-person classes, 45 days |
| Timings | Ask us on WhatsApp | 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM IST |
| Location | Online | MPM Mall, 5th Floor, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad |
| Seats | Limited | Limited |
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ICT concepts were created and taught by Michael J. Huddleston, The Inner Circle Trader. BhairavaICT is an independent educator teaching these concepts in Telugu, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by him.
For education only. Nothing here is investment advice. Trading carries a substantial risk of loss, and no returns are promised.