SMC & ICT · Works on every TradingView plan
An ICT indicator for TradingView in two scripts: one maps what price is doing, the other frames where and when — calibrated to your timeframe before you touch a setting.
$79.99one-time · lifetime access · both indicators — or included in IQ Universal from $29.99/mo
Uses 2 indicator slots on your chart.
Complete ICT 2027 is a set of two invite-only TradingView indicators for traders who read the ICT method. Complete ICT 2027 maps market structure, liquidity raids, PD arrays, the OTE grid and the Silver Bullet model; Complete ICT 2027 Extra adds killzones, sessions, True Opens, IPDA ranges, SMT and a context dashboard. Every event is confirmed on bar close.
Most ICT charts are built from separate scripts, each with its own clock, its own colours and its own idea of a sweep. They draw a box at every swing and leave you to guess which one matters.
Complete ICT 2027 is one design in two scripts, with one owner for every concept. A raid needs a wick past a volatility-scaled buffer and a close back inside — by default with displacement. Pools and blocks are scored 0–100 on the evidence behind them: contacts, recency, liquidity taken, structure broken. A session level is published only when bars cover the whole window. The set is calibrated and tested over hundreds of hours on historical charts of the most traded markets, and where ICT schools disagree, the rule is a setting. (What research says about stop hunts)
BOS, CHoCH and a displacement-qualified MSS, strong and weak highs and lows, CISD and one armed inducement.
Scored buy-side and sell-side pools, session and higher-timeframe levels, and RAID, BREAK, RETEST and RAID → MSS markers.
Gaps with fill states, inversions and balanced price ranges; order, rejection and breaker blocks with a score and the Unicorn tag.
Arms after a qualified shift; 1.000 is the structural anchor.
Marked only when a raid, a shift and a fresh gap line up inside 03:00–04:00, 10:00–11:00 or 14:00–15:00 New York.
Asia, London, NY Open and NY PM on New York time; the Tokyo, London and New York sessions on their own clocks. What is a killzone?
Previous day, week and month highs and lows, True Opens, opening gaps, IPDA 20 / 40 / 60 and the Opening Range.
SMT against built-in pairs behind a correlation gate; structure, bias, trend and nearest liquidity on three timeframes in one table.
Confirm on close.
Events commit only on confirmed bars; higher-timeframe values come only from closed candles.
Qualify, don't just detect.
An MSS needs displacement, a raid a sweep past a calibrated buffer, a gap a size and body filter scaled to the interval.
Score the evidence.
Scores rank how well a level is documented — never a probability of success.
State the delay.
Swing labels appear after their confirmation window; RAID → MSS prints its lag in bars. Confirmed history never moves.
Say no when the data can't carry it.
An uncovered session window publishes nothing, SMT stays silent without comparator data, and on Renko or tick charts the set draws nothing and says why.
Every indicator in the family stands on the same foundation, so it reads the chart the moment you add it — and your time goes into the market, not the settings panel.
In Complete ICT 2027, each of ten Auto-Timeframe profiles sets pivot length, sweep and break buffers, gap size, displacement strength and the block quality floor — and the Extra's dashboard reads the same profiles.
Auto-Timeframe, on by default
Your chart interval picks a calibration profile tuned over hundreds of hours of testing on historical charts of the most traded markets — gold, oil, major currency pairs, indices, stocks and crypto. Change the interval and the indicator re-tunes itself.
Manual Mode for experts
Every value the calibration sets is also a setting of yours. Full control, nothing locked behind the automation.
Dark and Light, automatically
The indicator reads your chart background and switches colours and transparency on its own. Line weights and text sizes are set by role.
One family, one visual language
The same concept wears the same colour in every indicator. Combined, they divide the chart instead of duplicating it.
A universal session clock
Asia, London and New York run on their own city clocks, daylight saving is handled for you, and the instrument class decides which windows apply.
Honest by construction
Events print on bar close, closed windows stay frozen, and the data behind a reading is graded or labelled. No profit promises and no hidden guesses: when the data cannot support a reading, the indicator says so.
Two minutes of historical gold and Nasdaq charts: adding the set, a London raid turning into a shift, the Silver Bullet window, a timeframe and theme switch. No trade calls.
One sequence on every market: higher-timeframe context → the draw on liquidity → a raid inside a killzone → a shift in structure → the PD array it left behind.
Historical examples, for education.
What you read Asia and London levels publish as each window closes; RAID or BREAK shows which was taken.
How to use it Check whether an MSS followed and where its gap sits. Some days London just extends the Asian session range.
What you read With Market Model on Indices, NY Open runs 08:30–11:00; SB AM appears only if the model completes.
How to use it Mark the liquidity taken before 10:00; read the marker as context, not an instruction.
What you read An SMT label joins two confirmed swing lows the dollar index did not mirror, inside the 20-day IPDA range.
How to use it Weigh it with structure and the liquidity taken; a divergence can persist.
What you read London killzone, previous-day levels, True Opens and the dealing range around the Frankfurt open.
How to use it Read the open against yesterday's range; on a 23-hour CFD, anchor the Opening Range to the cash open.
Point at an indicator to see why it works with this one.
Ultimate Liquidity and Market Structure
the family's liquidity indicator for TradingView adds a Liquidity Score, timeframe tiers and the inducement alert this set lacks. Set its Pair With option to the Complete ICT 2027 set and it hides what the set already draws.
Sessions, ICT Killzones, PO3 with Key Levels and Volume Profile
adds higher-timeframe Power of Three candles with a volume profile. Switch off the session boxes and level switches in the Extra so nothing shows twice.
Each extra indicator takes one more chart slot. See all SMC and ICT indicators.
Two indicators, sold only together, built as one workspace. Each also runs on its own.
| Complete ICT 2027 | Complete ICT 2027 Extra | |
|---|---|---|
| Answers | What is price doing? | Where, when, in what context? |
| Draws | structure, CISD, inducement, dealing range, liquidity pools and session levels, RAID / BREAK / RETEST, PD arrays, OTE grid, Silver Bullet | killzone and session boxes, macro windows, previous-period levels, True Opens, opening gaps, IPDA 20 / 40 / 60, Opening Range and First Hour, trend channel, SMT, Context Dashboard |
| Events | the only event engine | none — context and one table |
| Right-edge labels | lanes at +2 to +12 bars | lanes from +15 bars |
| Alerts | none | none |
| Chart slots | 1 | 1 |
| Plan · price | any TradingView plan · $79.99 for both, not sold separately |
How they share the chart. Session high and low lines belong to Complete ICT 2027 as tracked liquidity; session boxes belong to the Extra, whose option to extend session levels starts off. One clock and one set of calibration constants run under both.
Need only time and levels? Sessions, ICT Killzones, PO3 with Key Levels and Volume Profile is our standalone ICT killzones indicator ($29.99): a session clock with Power of Three candles, exchange windows for stocks and editable hours. Complete ICT 2027 adds the events inside those windows — raids, shifts, PD arrays, OTE and Silver Bullet — plus IPDA, SMT and the dashboard.
Own it
$79.99one-time
$79.99 one-time. Lifetime access to both indicators and every update.
Monthly
$29.99/mo
Annual
$299.90/year
12 months for the price of 10
Automatic renewal: renews every month at $29.99 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid month.
Automatic renewal: renews every 12 months at $299.90 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid period.
Monthly
$39.99/mo
Annual
$399.90/year
12 months for the price of 10
Automatic renewal: renews every month at $39.99 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid month.
Automatic renewal: renews every 12 months at $399.90 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid period.
Updates arrive automatically in the same scripts. Any TradingView plan; 2 indicator slots.
No. Events confirm on bar close and confirmed history is never redrawn; swing labels wait for their confirmation window. How to verify an indicator does not repaint
Any plan, including the free one. The set takes two indicator slots — on TradingView's free Basic plan, which currently allows two per chart, that fills the chart.
Forex, metals, energy, indices, stocks, futures and crypto, from seconds to monthly. Killzones draw on 1h and below; on index CFDs, set Market Model to Indices.
No. The family's alert on a swept inducement lives in Ultimate Liquidity and Market Structure.
No. They are sold only together for $79.99, although each runs on its own.
That indicator is a standalone session clock with Power of Three candles; this set adds the events inside the windows.
Yes. Ultimate Liquidity and Market Structure pairs with it through Pair With. With the smart money concepts indicator, keep one structure engine or switch off the duplicate layers.
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Read structure, liquidity and time as one story — the decisions stay yours.
Educational and analytical tool, not investment advice. Trading involves risk of loss; past chart examples do not indicate future results. Risk disclosure