ICT Lower Low (LL) Explained

What is Lower Low in ICT?

A swing low below the previous relevant swing low.

Definition of Lower Low

A confirmed pivot low below the preceding selected structural low.

How to identify Lower Low

Compare confirmed swing lows and assess whether price accepts below the prior low.

Bullish Lower Low example

a marginal LL that quickly reclaims the old low may be a sell-side sweep.

Bearish Lower Low example

successive LLs show downward structure.

Lower Low chart examples

Practical trading example

Price breaks 90 and forms a low at 87 after a prior low at 90; this is a LL if confirmed.

Common mistakes and important notes

A LL may represent continuation or a liquidity raid; the reaction and context determine interpretation.

Related ICT concepts

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