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Concept 18 · Category A
ICT Previous Month Low (PML) Explained
Previous Month Low · PML
What is Previous Month Low in ICT?
The lowest price of the previous completed month, used as a broad sell-side reference.
Definition of Previous Month Low
The prior month's low from the selected chart feed.
How to identify Previous Month Low
Plot the prior completed monthly low and observe acceptance/rejection around it.
Bullish Previous Month Low example
price raids PML and reclaims it.
Bearish Previous Month Low example
price breaks below and continues lower.
Previous Month Low chart examples
Practical trading example
A downside move reaches PML; after reclaim and bullish shift, traders may reassess toward internal highs.
Common mistakes and important notes
Do not assume a monthly low must reverse price; it may be broken decisively.
Related ICT concepts
Part of Liquidity Concepts. New to ICT? Start with the beginner guide.
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