ICT Market Maker Model (MMXM) Explained

What is Market Maker Model in ICT?

A broader ICT model family describing price delivery through liquidity runs, structure changes and expansion; often taught in buy and sell variants.

Definition of Market Maker Model

A model-based sequence combining liquidity, dealing ranges, displacement and PD arrays to frame a directional trade.

How to identify Market Maker Model

Follow the exact MMXM lesson/template being studied; mark higher-timeframe bias, liquidity event, structure shift, array entry and objective.

Bullish and bearish Market Maker Model examples

Bullish MMXM: downside liquidity is taken, bullish delivery begins and price seeks higher liquidity. Bearish MMXM: upside liquidity is taken, bearish delivery begins and price seeks lower liquidity.

Market Maker Model chart examples

Practical trading example

Build a bullish scenario from weekly discount, daily SSL raid, intraday MSS and bullish FVG retracement.

Common mistakes and important notes

MMXM is a model label with variations across lessons and community explanations. Do not mix different templates.

Related ICT concepts

Part of Trading Models and Price Delivery. New to ICT? Start with the beginner guide.