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Concept 65 · Category D

ICT Discount Explained

What is Discount in ICT?

The lower half of a defined dealing range, often considered a more favourable location for bullish setups.

Definition of Discount

The area below the 50% equilibrium of the selected range.

How to identify Discount

Define range; calculate EQ; classify prices below it as discount.

Bullish Discount example

a discount bullish OB/FVG may support a long after confirmation.

Bearish Discount example

price can continue lower through discount.

Discount chart examples

Bullish ICT Discount chart example
Bullish Discount: A discount bullish OB/FVG may support a long after confirmation.
Bearish ICT Discount chart example
Bearish Discount: Price can continue lower through discount.

Practical trading example

With range 100–120, price at 104 is discount; after SSL sweep, a bullish FVG may be monitored.

Common mistakes and important notes

Discount does not mean price is objectively cheap or must rise.

Related ICT concepts

Part of Market Structure. New to ICT? Start with the beginner guide.

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