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You can make $200k in 2024 trading the same SETUP every single day.
Most people don’t know what setup to look for.
In this thread I’ll teach you:
How To Trade High Probability FVG + Liquidity:👇
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Most people don’t know what setup to look for.
In this thread I’ll teach you:
How To Trade High Probability FVG + Liquidity:👇
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1) What is FVG?
A FVG is a liquidity gap that occurs after a break of structure.
The price of the stock moves quickly in one direction due to high buying/selling
pressure and leaves an imbalance between candle sticks.
A FVG is a liquidity gap that occurs after a break of structure.
The price of the stock moves quickly in one direction due to high buying/selling
pressure and leaves an imbalance between candle sticks.
1.5) What is FVG?
This imbalance is where we want the stock to retrace for a low risk entry.
Here we see the FVG is made in the shaded area:
For bullish gap you want to mark the high of the candle that broke structure, and the low of the 3rd candle. 👇
This imbalance is where we want the stock to retrace for a low risk entry.
Here we see the FVG is made in the shaded area:
For bullish gap you want to mark the high of the candle that broke structure, and the low of the 3rd candle. 👇
2) How To Enter FVG?
There are 3 steps:
1- Look for break of structure.
2- Identify impulsive move leaving a gap between candles.
3- Enter on retracement looking for HOD with stop loss under FVG.
There are 3 steps:
1- Look for break of structure.
2- Identify impulsive move leaving a gap between candles.
3- Enter on retracement looking for HOD with stop loss under FVG.
3) Why FVG Doesn’t Work For Everyone?
FVG works best with another strategy combined with it.
The FVG gives more confluence to your trade.
In this thread we will use B&R setup.
Watch the complete video I made for FVG & more examples: 👇
FVG works best with another strategy combined with it.
The FVG gives more confluence to your trade.
In this thread we will use B&R setup.
Watch the complete video I made for FVG & more examples: 👇
4) Real FVG Trade
Here we can see a FVG being created in between candles a and c after an impulsive move.
We want the stock to retrace into the FVG along with the key level (green) which is previous high of day.
Here we can see a FVG being created in between candles a and c after an impulsive move.
We want the stock to retrace into the FVG along with the key level (green) which is previous high of day.
5) Entry
We enter the trade here on the retest of previous high of day with a strong hammer candle.
Profit target is at HOD with our stop below FVG.
This trade is a 2.04R trade.
This means to make $1,180 we have to risk $578.
We enter the trade here on the retest of previous high of day with a strong hammer candle.
Profit target is at HOD with our stop below FVG.
This trade is a 2.04R trade.
This means to make $1,180 we have to risk $578.
6) Play Out Trade
As we can see once we play the trade out, it worked to our profit target.
This trade resulted in a $1,100 trade.
As we can see once we play the trade out, it worked to our profit target.
This trade resulted in a $1,100 trade.
In Conclusion,
I hope this thread helped simplify FVG because I know it’s hard to understand even after hours of watching ICT content.
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I hope this thread helped simplify FVG because I know it’s hard to understand even after hours of watching ICT content.
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