ICT Turtle Soup | Flux Charts

How it works

The ICT Turtle Soup indicator operates by first marking higher timeframe liquidity zones, typically drawn from pivot point highs and lows. It then analyzes the current market structure, tracking swing highs, swing lows, and support/resistance levels to understand market flow and trend direction.

The indicator waits for a liquidity grab in the higher timeframe zone, which occurs when price briefly breaks a zone before returning. It then confirms entry using a market structure shift, typically when a new swing high or low forms, and generates trade signals based on these precise conditions.

Why it may be useful

This indicator simplifies a complex trading strategy by providing clear, algorithmic entry and exit signals based on professional trading concepts like liquidity and market structure. It removes emotional decision-making by offering systematic trade identification methods that can be applied across different market conditions and timeframes.

By incorporating adaptive entry methods and customizable settings, traders can optimize the strategy to match their risk tolerance and trading style. The built-in backtesting dashboard allows traders to validate strategy performance before committing real capital.

When to explore it

The ICT Turtle Soup indicator is most effective in markets with clear trending behavior and identifiable liquidity zones, such as forex, futures, and major stock indices. It performs best in timeframes ranging from 15-minute to daily charts, where market structure shifts are more pronounced and meaningful.

Traders should use this indicator when seeking systematic, rule-based entry methods that go beyond traditional technical analysis. It is particularly useful for traders wanting to understand institutional trading concepts and implement a strategy that focuses on market mechanics rather than purely price action.

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