Technicals for the entry
ICT concepts like liquidity, market structure, fair value gaps and order blocks tell us where and when to get in.
Our story
Mubashar Rehman has been trading and teaching for more than four years, with a focus on gold (XAUUSD) and the major forex pairs. His method joins two things many traders keep apart: ICT price action for timing, and macro fundamentals for direction.
Like most new traders, he began with indicators, signals and a lot of guesswork. The losses were real. The change came when he stopped hunting for the perfect entry and started asking a different question: where is the liquidity, and why would price go there next? Once his trading followed rules instead of feelings, friends started asking how he did it. Explaining it to them, one chart at a time, is how the teaching began.
What started as sharing analysis online grew into live sessions, a WhatsApp community and a full 16-module course. The goal has stayed the same: help each member build the skills and the mindset to handle the markets with a structured, professional approach.
“Consistency beats luck. A plan you follow beats a plan you admire.”
Mubashar Rehman
Our approach
We use technicals for execution and fundamentals for knowing the market's direction. Everything else sits on top of good risk management.
ICT concepts like liquidity, market structure, fair value gaps and order blocks tell us where and when to get in.
Intermarket sentiment, the dollar index, PMI and oil tell us which way the market is more likely to go.
Position size, stop placement and daily limits are decided before the chart gets exciting.
A community of traders at every level keeps you accountable and shows you how others read the same market.
What we stand for
Rules before emotions. Every trade has a plan, a stop and a reason before it is placed.
The same process on every trade. Results come from repeating good decisions, not from one lucky week.
Review, adjust, repeat. We journal, go back over our trades and keep improving the method.
Start today
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