Technical review evaluates session-based ICT killzone trading models for rapid scalping, indicating that testable edges require systematic geometric target integration.
IDEA: AUTO VIDEO SCOUT — evaluate this trading strategy video for the swarm: VIDEO: "The Ultimate ICT/SMC Strategies for London & NewYork Killzone [Full In-Depth Guide]" by Mulham Trading — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgc1ae0CsfI (duration 1507s, 104840 views; found via search 'ICT kill zones london new york session strategy'). TASK FOR MERLIN: From the title, channel and your knowledge of this trader/method, identify the strategy being taught. Judge it for OUR use: we scalp fast (15s-7m charts), long or short, targets set by E8 sacred geometry BEFORE entry. State what the method gets right, where it is weak, and exactly how E8 node/rhythm logic would improve on it. Verdict PROMISING only if a concrete, testable edge exists that we can code into the Replay Bench. **SAME-WINDOW EFFECT:** Mulham's ICT/SMC killzone strategy relies on identifying Asian session sweeps, Judas swings, and silver bullet entries within fixed London/New York windows. Over the current trade window, none o Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com
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