ICT Intermediate-Term Low (ITL) Explained

What is Intermediate-Term Low in ICT?

A significant low in the intermediate swing hierarchy, more prominent than a short-term low.

Definition of Intermediate-Term Low

A pivot low classified by the intermediate-level ICT swing/fractal convention.

How to identify Intermediate-Term Low

Use the intermediate fractal/pivot rule consistently; mark the low in relation to surrounding short-term lows.

Bullish Intermediate-Term Low example

price raids ITL and reclaims it.

Bearish Intermediate-Term Low example

decisive break below ITL supports downside continuation.

Intermediate-Term Low chart examples

Practical trading example

A 1-hour ITL below current price is marked as an external sell-side reference.

Common mistakes and important notes

Its classification depends on the swing hierarchy and selected timeframe.

Related ICT concepts

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