JeRRy MMXM

Framework (as written on the chart)

• The previous day’s high is raided for its buy stops.
• The 9:50–10:10 macro begins the sell program.
• The FVG, bearish order block and bearish breaker are “the foot prints of Smart Money going short”.

Sequence on the chart

An index future at ~46,5xx (probably YM), 1m, ET: price sweeps the buyside liquidity pool above PDH (46,539.85) inside the 9:50–10:10 macro window, leaves a -FVG and a bearish breaker/OB, then runs through a minor sellside pool down to the 9:30 sellside liquidity pool (~46,400).

Source: top_traders/46_jerry_mmxm/STRATEGY_NOTES.md — Update 2026-10-01. Nothing added beyond the notes; prices read off the chart.

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• Chart: a diagram with no prices. It labels the previous day high, the midnight open, 8:30 and 9:30 (ET), and “More Sell side liquidity resting here” below.
• Sequence shown: price raids the previous day high, a lower high forms, and price chops between 8:30 and 9:30. After 9:30 it drops through the midnight open toward the sellside liquidity below.
• Read as: a PDH raid, then the 8:30/9:30 time markers, then a short with the midnight open as the reference and sellside liquidity as the draw. This reading comes from the diagram, not from text.
• Entry, stop and target: not stated.

Source: top_traders/46_jerry_mmxm/STRATEGY_NOTES.md — latest Update 2026-10-01. Nothing added beyond the notes.

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The post (verbatim)

ICT DROPPED A CHEAT CODE! 🔥

220% ACCURACY.

A+ SETUPS — OTE + FVG.

THE FACT THAT THIS LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE IS FREE IS ACTUALLY INSANE.

“You’ll be light years ahead of everyone else and you’ll laugh at all these people telling you you’re wasting your time learning this” — ICT

“220% accuracy” is marketing and unverified. Accuracy can’t go above 100%, and the post gives no trade count, win rate or curve. We show no stats for this setup.

ICT stop management (verbatim from the chart)

Stop Management:

When Price moves 50% of the expected Targeted range, the Stop Loss can be trimmed by 25%.

When Price moves 75% of the expected Targeted range, the Stop Loss can be trimmed To Breakeven.

Chart annotations (as read from the screenshot)

• Instrument: E-mini S&P 500 futures (Sep 2022), 5m, 23 Jun 2022, times in New York (UTC-4).
• NY Index AM Session: “Buyside Liquidity” line taken around 11:00, labelled “I Missed The Partial Opportunity”. Price then sells off into the early afternoon.
• Marked trade (a long in the PM session): entry levels 3752.75 and 3755.00 near 14:00, Stop Loss 3745.75 below the 13:00 low, Profit Objective 3780.25.
• Outcome label: “AM Target Hit In PM Session” at 3805.50.
• Worked numbers (our arithmetic, from the 3752.75 entry): risk 7.00 pts, target range 27.50 pts. 50% of range = 3766.50, so trim the stop. 75% of range = 3773.375, so move the stop to breakeven.
• OTE fib and FVG: named in the post but not drawn on the chart. The exact swing used for the fib is unknown.

Built into Hunter 7: group “T9. OTE/FVG ICT stop mgmt (JeRRy X 18 Oct 2026)” (all off by default)

Wired into the Dhesi engine (entry gate in Dhesi_Submit, stop rules after each bar’s exit checks). Python twin: entry_plugins/dhesi/python/ote_rules.py (Dhesi plugin 0.4.0). With everything off, Hunter 7’s Python twin gives the same 91 trades to the cent ($26,360.12). The NinjaTrader build has passed a static check but hasn’t been compiled in NinjaTrader yet.

• Filled by us (not in the post): the impulse leg is the extreme of the last 90 one-minute bars and the opposite extreme before it. “Price in OTE” means the deepest pullback reached 62–79%. “Trimmed by 25%” is read as the stop moving 25% of its distance toward entry; closing 25% of the position is the other switchable reading.

Quick test: Hunter 7 Dhesi entries on NQ (Python twin, research only)

NQ 1-minute, 2 Jan 2025 – 5 Oct 2026, 2 contracts per trade. Fee: NinjaTrader Lifetime $4.34 round trip per NQ contract ($8.68 per trade). 61 known data-gap days excluded. Holdout = Jul – 5 Oct 2026. Exit-only rows keep the same entries. Position trim uses fractional size in Python; NinjaTrader trims whole contracts.

• The ICT stop rules change nothing on Dhesi’s defaults. His breakeven at TP1 (about 1R) already fires before 50% of the target range. Closing 25% of the position instead costs about $4.8k.
• When they replace Dhesi’s breakeven, they beat having no breakeven ($12,170 vs $8,390) but stay well below Dhesi’s own breakeven ($26,360).
• The OTE gates keep only 6–15 of the 91 trades. Most Dhesi entries are first-leg reversals or pullbacks shallower than 62%. The OTE-zone gate scores PF 2.74 on 9 trades, but its only holdout trade lost. That’s too few trades to read anything into.

Source: X screenshot sent by David, 18 Oct 2026. Research only, not promoted. Test folder nitro-setups/top_traders/46_jerry_mmxm/ote_fvg_2026-10-18/.