New York AM Silver Bullet
Apply the framework during 10:00-11:00 and understand why an evolving setup may require cancellation or a later FVG.
Official ICT video
Official ICT narrated follow-up
Watch the official source first, then use the original Liquidity Lab notes below to organize the model for training.
Liquidity Lab notes
Build the framework.
The New York AM window is 10:00-11:00 New York time. The earlier cash-open delivery can shape the context entering this hour.
The narrated follow-up shows that a setup can evolve: an initial FVG may become unsuitable and a later FVG may provide a cleaner opportunity.
An order can be cancelled if price has moved too far from the intended entry or the original framework is no longer attractive.
Missing the move is preferable to chasing. These are execution-discipline lessons, not mandatory mechanics for every setup.
Key rules
Reassess the setup as price delivers.
Cancel stale ideas rather than forcing the original order.
A later FVG can be considered when it fits the same valid directional framework.
Common mistakes
Leaving an outdated order active after the setup changes.
Chasing price after the clean retracement is missed.
Treating live management choices as universal model rules.
Liquidity Lab practice interpretation
Knowledge check
What should happen when the original FVG becomes unsuitable?
Reveal answer
Reassess the setup; cancel a stale order and wait for a cleaner opportunity rather than chasing.