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ICT Market Maker Sell Model (MMSM) Explained
Market Maker Sell Model · MMSM
What is Market Maker Sell Model in ICT?
A bearish counterpart to the buy model, framing a raid of buy-side liquidity followed by delivery lower.
Definition of Market Maker Sell Model
A bearish price-delivery narrative involving upside liquidity raid, bearish shift/displacement and expansion toward sell-side liquidity.
How to identify Market Maker Sell Model
Map bearish higher-timeframe context, upside liquidity, bearish confirmation and downside objective; define invalidation above the raid high.
Bullish Market Maker Sell Model example
acceptance above the raided high invalidates the short thesis.
Bearish Market Maker Sell Model example
price raids highs, breaks an internal low and declines toward SSL.
Market Maker Sell Model chart examples
Practical trading example
Price sweeps the Asian high, displaces below a short-term low, retraces into a bearish FVG and targets PDL.
Common mistakes and important notes
Use as a scenario framework, not a guaranteed sequence or evidence of literal market-maker intent.
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