Killzones, Power of Three, inverse fair value gaps, breaker blocks, Unicorn, Turtle Soup, OTE and SMT — the ICT toolkit explained in Marathi and Hindi, marked on live charts by Mahesh Zambare Patil, and layered on top of the structure and liquidity skills you build in the SMC module first.
ICT is not a separate religion. It is the same institutional logic as SMC with a sharper clock and a set of named delivery models. Here is what the module covers.
The London and New York killzones, why the 4H opens matter, and Power of Three (Accumulation → Manipulation → Distribution) inside a session or a candle — converted to IST in class.
Inverse fair value gaps — a gap that fails and flips role — and balanced price ranges where two opposing gaps overlap. Lecture 24 in the current batch.
The order block that failed becomes the breaker; mitigation blocks and rejection blocks as institutional footprints. Lectures 25 and 28.
Breaker block overlapping a fair value gap — the confluence model that ICT traders wait for. Lecture 26.
The failed breakout: trading the liquidity raid beyond an obvious high or low when it snaps back. Lecture 27.
Optimal trade entry retracement, the Silver Bullet time window, SMT divergence between correlated pairs, and draw-on-liquidity bias.
Real titles from the student recordings portal — the ICT module began in September 2026 after the SMC and 2 CR modules, and is still being taught live.
| Lecture | Title (as recorded) | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| 24 | (ICT) What is IFVG and BPR? | Inverse fair value gaps and balanced price ranges. |
| 25 | Breaker Block | How a failed order block becomes a breaker; entries off the breaker. |
| 26 | Unicorn Setup | Breaker + FVG overlap; qualifying the setup. |
| 27 | Turtle Soup | Trading the failed breakout / liquidity raid. |
| 28 | Mitigation and Rejection Block | Mitigation blocks, rejection blocks and where they sit in the model. |
| → | Continuing: killzones, PO3, OTE, Silver Bullet, SMT | Time-and-price theory and the remaining named models, taught live and recorded as the batch continues. |
ICT is taught after the SMC module (18 lectures) and the 2 CR method (5 lectures).
Every ICT lecture is taught live by Mahesh Sir on weekdays, 8–9 PM IST — and every lecture is recorded. Miss a class or want to revise? The recording is waiting in the student recordings portal.
Batch students get SM Trading Zone's own SMC, ICT and CRT TradingView indicators as invite-only scripts (a free TradingView account is enough) plus lifetime access to the 20-chapter SMC Mastery Handbook.
When the batch ends, the learning doesn't. Join live market sessions with Mahesh Sir and apply the method on real charts — Gold, forex, crypto and US indices. Educational sessions on international markets only; never trade calls on Indian securities, and no promise of returns.
| Track | Fee | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Complete Syllabus | ₹25,000 (or 250 USDT) | SMC (18 lectures) + ICT + CRT + the 2 CR method, live and recorded, with SM Trading Zone's SMC, ICT Pro and CRT indicators during the batch and the 20-chapter SMC Mastery Handbook. |
| One-to-One Education Batch | ₹50,000 / 2 months | The whole syllabus including ICT, privately with Mahesh Sir — Marathi, Hindi or English, your schedule. |
ICT is not sold as a separate course — it needs the SMC foundation to work, so it ships inside the Complete Syllabus.
Every ICT session is led by Mahesh Zambare Patil (Mahesh Sir) himself — nine years across gold, indices, crypto and Indian F&O, and the developer who writes every SM Trading Zone indicator.
Group batches run in Marathi and Hindi (one-to-one also in English). Concepts are built up from absolute basics — if you can read a candlestick chart, you can start.
Join live from anywhere in India, or attend in person at our office in Chinchwad, Pune, Maharashtra. Same curriculum, same trainer, same recordings.
We never sell "guaranteed" buy/sell calls, win-rate figures or profit promises. You learn to build and test your own playbook — and we'd tell you to walk away from anyone who promises otherwise.
Join the 26 October Complete Syllabus batch — SMC first, then ICT, CRT and the 2 CR method — or start with the free SMC guides.
