Your First 90 Days on ICX Global: A Beginner Strategy That Works [V2QI0E43A]

Week 1: the rehearsal loop

Run the trial loop daily: market overview, then heatmap, then chart, then calculator, then a practice order, then position monitoring. Score yourself on process, not profit — did you follow the ticket routine from the risk guide every time?

End the week by writing your one setup down in a single paragraph: market, trigger, stop rule, target rule. If it needs two paragraphs, it is two setups — pick one.

Days 8–30: one market, minimum size

Choose the calmest market that fits your schedule — major forex pairs or a flagship index — and trade only your setup at 0.5% risk. Log every trade with screenshot, reason, size, stop, target and outcome. The journal is the strategy; the orders are just data collection.

Resist gold, oil and crypto for now: their volatility punishes learning accounts. They will still be there on day 61. Market tours: stocks & forex, gold.

Days 31–60: review, don't expand

With 20+ journaled trades, review weekly: win rate, average win versus average loss, and — most revealing — how many losses came from breaking your own rules. Fix one leak per week. Still unprofitable? Stay small; the market charges tuition either way, and small is cheap.

• Green light to continue: process followed on 90%+ of trades.
• Yellow light: 2+ rule breaks per week — cut size in half.
• Red light: revenge trading or missing stops — back to trial immediately.

Days 61–90: earn the second market

Only add a second market if days 31–60 were net profitable after costs. Add indices if you trade forex (shared macro drivers make research do double duty) or Bitcoin if you want a volatility education in small doses. Keep total risk across all positions under 2%.

Graduation: 90 days, journal complete, account intact, process automatic. Then — and only then — read the accounts guide and consider whether an upgrade buys you anything your results actually need.