ICT Silver Bullet: The Silver Bullet Trading Strategy: A Rule-Based Guide to Liquidity, Displacement, Fair Value Gaps, Time Windows, Execution, Risk, and Trade Review

Instead of overwhelming the trader with dozens of disconnected ICT concepts, Faramarz Kowsari reduces the model to a structured decision sequence built around time, liquidity, displacement, market structure, Fair Value Gaps, retracement, invalidation, targets, and disciplined risk management.

The book explains the three commonly taught Silver Bullet windows in New York local time and shows why the clock is part of the setup rather than a decorative session label. Readers learn how to prepare a pre-window liquidity map, identify meaningful buy-side and sell-side liquidity, distinguish a genuine liquidity event from an ordinary breakout, recognize displacement and Market Structure Shift, evaluate Fair Value Gaps, and determine whether a retracement offers a valid entry.

Separate chapters develop bullish and bearish Silver Bullet models, entry and stop placement, logical invalidation, target selection, risk-to-reward geometry, false positives, failure modes, no-trade conditions, and the differences between the London, New York AM, and New York PM environments.

The book also addresses one of the most important problems in discretionary trading: hindsight. Readers are shown how to define the setup before the outcome is visible, preserve losing and no-trade sessions in their records, build testable rules, and backtest the strategy using consistent observations rather than selected winning screenshots.

Historical XAU/USD examples, structured exercises, an execution checklist, a backtesting record template, a casebook, a 20-session training plan, and ten visual infographics turn the Silver Bullet from a chart pattern into a repeatable research and execution process.

Suitable for active forex, gold, futures, index, and intraday traders who want to study a concentrated ICT-style trading model with clear boundaries, measurable risk, and disciplined trade review.

This is an independent educational publication and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Michael J. Huddleston.