Silver Bullet Orientation
Understand Silver Bullet as a time-based execution model built around a draw on liquidity and disciplined price delivery.
Official ICT video
Official ICT Silver Bullet lesson
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.
Silver Bullet combines a defined New York-local time window with price analysis. The clock narrows attention; it does not create a signal by itself.
The primary analytical task is identifying the next likely draw on liquidity before searching for an execution.
Liquidity Lab starts with NQ as the first training market. The Learn path teaches the framework before future Practice and Guided Replay products are released.
This is education and replay preparation, not a trade signal or a promise that every window will produce a setup.
Key rules
Use time and price together.
Define the likely objective before considering an entry.
Wait for directional delivery, structural evidence, and a relevant Fair Value Gap.
Trade and No Trade are both professional decisions.
Common mistakes
Treating the setup hour as an automatic signal.
Opening a random FVG without a directional objective.
Expecting NQ to offer a valid trade in every window.
Liquidity Lab practice interpretation
Knowledge check
What comes before searching for a Silver Bullet entry?
Reveal answer
Identify the active window and determine the next likely draw on liquidity.