For ICT traders

You know the model.
TIM remembers whether you traded it.

Narrate your session the way you already think: bias, sweep, MSS, the gap you are entering. TIM watches your screen, keeps what you said, and tells you when the day did not match your own rules.

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One morning, as it was said

Say it out loud. It stays said.

  1. 9:41

    “Asia low got swept. I want the 1-minute MSS, then the gap.”

    observed

    Named the sweep and the confirmation you were waiting for.

  2. 9:47

    “There’s the MSS. Entering at the FVG, stop under the displacement low.”

    observed

    Entry came after the confirmation you named. Stop placed where you said.

  3. 9:53

    “Up eight points. Moving to breakeven.”

    observed

    Stop moved while price was still inside the gap.

  4. 10:24

    “One more. This is the A+ one.”

    inferred

    Outside the 9:30 to 10:00 window you wrote in your rules. Possibly chasing.

Breakeven inside the gap. Third time in 8 sessions.

Once something repeats, TIM says so. Quietly, once.

An illustrative morning, not a real trader's. A filled dot is seen or heard, a hollow one is a guess.

What it keeps

The parts of the model P&L can’t see.

  • The sweep before the entry

    Whether liquidity was taken first, or you entered ahead of it, session after session.

  • The model you named

    FVG, order block, breaker, whichever you trade, and whether the confirmation you wanted showed up before you clicked.

  • Stops and management

    Early moves to breakeven, cut winners, partials. Counted, instead of half remembered.

  • Your window

    The killzone you wrote down, and the trades that landed outside it.

  • The bias you called

    What you said about the day before the open, kept next to what you then did about it.

  • The trade after a loss

    How fast you came back and how big you went. The thing P&L never shows.

Your rules

Write the model once. TIM holds you to it.

Put your rules in your profile. Every report checks the session against them and says which ones held and which did not. It never invents a rule you did not write.

Your rules · example

  • Trade 9:30 to 11:00 ET only.
  • No entry before the sweep.
  • Stop stays under the gap.

Trade tomorrow. Let TIM keep today.

TIM reads what you say and what is on your screen. It does not give signals, call setups or tell you what to trade. It remembers, so you can see yourself clearly.

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