New York PM Silver Bullet
Apply higher-timeframe context, structural repricing, and objective logic during 14:00-15:00 New York time.
Official ICT video
Official ICT silent execution example
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 PM window is 14:00-15:00 New York time. The morning range and completed session delivery provide important context.
Look for a structural shift or displacement that supports the next draw, then assess a directional FVG for repricing.
The objective should be logical and leave enough delivery potential. The trade may continue after 15:00 if the plan remains valid.
Silent examples should be studied as chart evidence, not copied as unexplained entries.
Key rules
Use the completed morning session as context.
Connect structure and FVG repricing to a defined objective.
Judge the setup by model quality, not by whether the example later profits.
Common mistakes
Ignoring how the morning session already delivered.
Assuming a PM FVG is valid without displacement or objective.
Treating 15:00 as a mandatory trade close.
Liquidity Lab practice interpretation
Knowledge check
What is the New York PM setup window?
Reveal answer
14:00-15:00 New York local time.