Backtesting ICT Unicorn Trading Strategy | Day 5 💰 +2,840

💰 +2,840 Profit on day 5 of backtesting results of one of the easiest ICT trading strategies: the ICT unicorn model. This video trade journal series will show a full month's backtesting results of this ICT trading strategy based on a trade set-up on the 5 minute NASDAQ futures timeframe.

Entry Criteria:
#1: Sellside Liquidity Sweep ✔️
#2: ICT Breaker Block✔️
#3: ICT FVG ✔️

Strategy: ICT UNICORN 🦄
Trading Instrument: NASDAQ [NQM2025]
Contract: 1 Mini NQ
Set-up: 5m timeframe
Trades: 1
PNL: $2,840 🟢

0:02 Bearish breaker confirmed
0:05 Bearish trade entry/Chart switched from 5m to 1m
0:57 Take profit hit resulting in +$2,840 winning trade
1:01 Trade review

Music: "Baphomet" - Of Men And Wolves
Listen to Of Men And Wolves on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5EUWLtHyK4uWxchzVmPo69

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