ICT & SMC Trading Indicators
Every Toodegrees TradingView indicator for ICT and SMC traders. Order blocks, fair value gaps, liquidity and session ranges, marked automatically. Complete overviews and user manuals for every tool.
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Unicorn Model
Detect zones where liquidity sweep and displacement qualifies shifts in the market
Fractal Model
Monitor swing formations and change in state of deliveries
Inversion Fair Value Gap
Highlight orderflow shifts before they become obvious
Forever Model
Leverage mechanical structure to spot orderflow shifts
London Intraday Protraction
Track London's tendencies for reversals and continuation in forex
Automatic OTE
Automatically map fibonacci retracement levels
Average Range Levels
Map mathematically derived average(expected) price ranges
Dynamic RTH Gap
Identify and leverage regular trading hour gaps with historical context
Fractal Consolidations
Map market maker models and fractal-based consolidation
HTF Power of Three
Visualize higher-timeframe accumulation, manipulation, and expansion phases
OHLC Statistical Mapping
Visualize OHLC-based statistical price behavior
Session Statistical Mapping
Map session-based statistical price tendencies
Statistical Volatility
Track key volatility events using statistical calculations
Seasonal Tendency
Explore historical and current seasonal behavior on any instrument
Liquidity Depth
Track liquidity levels and depth for enhanced market understanding
How the toolkit is organised
Fifteen indicators, split into three groups of five, plus two bundles. The split is by the job a tool does on the chart, not by how advanced it is, so you can pick the group that matches how you already trade.
Model Based tools mark a complete entry model, from the setup forming to the level that invalidates it. Reach for these if you trade one named model and want it drawn for you rather than marked by hand.
Strategic Frameworks mark the structural levels you build a plan around: higher timeframe bias, liquidity resting above and below price, and the ranges that matter for the session ahead.
Statistical tools quantify how an instrument has actually behaved. Average ranges, seasonal tendencies and session distributions, measured from the data rather than estimated from the last few sessions.
Frequently asked questions
They describe the same price action with different vocabulary. ICT terminology gives you order blocks, fair value gaps, liquidity sweeps and the power of three. Smart Money Concepts covers the same structure under names like supply and demand zones and break of structure. Every tool here marks the levels on the chart rather than the naming, so it reads the same whichever vocabulary you learned first.
Yes. All 15 are Pine Script studies and load on any TradingView plan, including the free one. The only thing a paid plan changes is how many indicators you can stack on a single chart at once, so it matters if you want to run several of these side by side.
Three groups of five. Model Based tools mark a complete entry model from setup to invalidation, including the Unicorn Model, Fractal Model and Inversion Fair Value Gap. Strategic Frameworks mark the structural levels you build a plan around, such as HTF Power of Three, Liquidity Depth and Automatic OTE. Statistical tools quantify how an instrument has actually behaved, covering Average Range Levels, Seasonal Tendency and the OHLC, Session and Volatility mapping set.
Premium Suite is the in-house bundle: the tools built by Toodegrees. Elite Collection is everything, which is the in-house set plus every collaborator tool, including the Unicorn Model by Juno, Fractal Model by TTrades, Automatic OTE by FX4LIVING, Dynamic RTH Gap by The Engineer, Forever Model by $niper and Joshuuu's three statistical mapping tools. Collaborator tools are not part of Premium Suite. Any single indicator can also be taken on its own.
They are Pine Script studies, so they run on any symbol TradingView carries, including futures, forex, indices, crypto and equities. The session-based tools such as London Intraday Protraction and Session Statistical Mapping assume a session clock, so they are most useful on instruments with a defined regular trading hours window.
If you already trade one specific model, take that tool on its own. If you are still working out which framework suits your session and instrument, a bundle is the cheaper way to test several before committing. Every indicator has its own page here with a full overview and user manual, so you can read exactly what a tool marks before you decide.