How to know the right Fair Value Gap (FVG) to use

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Always use the FVG that's close to your inducement (liquidity), that means your execution should be after an inducement (liquidity) is taken.

Study this th~read to know more:

https://x.com/lex_consults/status/1724774250366570953?t=NOdXibONUDR066JeeMwpNQ&s=19

When there's no inducement close to your POI (point of interest), price tends to engineer liquidity at the POI or raid the high/low of that POI as the inducement.

A short thread Price either engineers liquidity close to your point of interest

OR use the point of interest as the liquidity before moving.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THERE IS NO INDUCEMENT CLOSE TO YOUR ENTRY?

I've passed four Funded accounts worth $200K+ in three months using this liquidity secret (proofs in last page)

A thread 🧵 Most new traders who trades liquidity usually ask what if there is no inducement close to an entry is the entry still valid? Yes! It's possible that a point of interest is still valid without an inducement.

There are two common scenarios that you should look out for:

HOW DO I KNOW THE RIGHT ORDER BLOCK TO USE?

Most times we see multiple order blocks in our point of interests and we don't know which to use. This thread will sharpen your perspective

A thread 🧵 Yes! I know that there's nothin like the perfect POI as far as probabilities of technical analysis is concerned, but here is an unveiled secret that can help you choose the order blocks with the highest probability as a trader.

Do well to follow me @lex_consults. Let's begin!

INDUCEMENT: A simplified liquidity approach to taking high probability setups

In this thread, you'll learn about what Inducement really is & how it can increase your win rate as a trader

A thread 🧵 Most profitable Traders using SMC to trade the market understands Inducement and how it works, by this they always look out for inducement close to their point of interests to give their poi a higher probability of playing out.

What then is this INDUCEMENT that they talk about?

THIS FVG (Fair Value Gap) /IMBALANCE SECRETS WILL BOOST YOUR WIN RATE AS A TRADER!

Trading Fair Value Gaps have helped me to bounce back from a drawdown in my prop account before, here's what you need to know.

A thread 🧵 What is a Fair Value Gap? A fair value gap (FVG) is a term used to describe the areas of inefficiencies/imbalances of the price of an asset in the market. These inefficiencies can be caused by buying/selling aggressiveness, price usually reacts from them when revisited.

IF YOU ARE TIRED OF BEING USED AS LIQUIDITY IN THE MARKET, open this thread.

In this thread, I'll share with you one way that profitable traders take their entry without being used as liquidity

A thread 🧵 Sometimes your stop loss hits and price starts moving your way, some times a fellow trader will tell you that your stop loss is his entry & it actually plays out, sometimes you're seeing two structures in one place wondering which to choose.

This is what you need to know👇

I PASSED A $100K PROP FIRM ACCOUNT LAST MONTH WITH THIS CONTINUATION ENTRY MODEL

I'm certain the model will help you too, the win rate is top notch.

A thread 🧵 First, this continuation entry model I learnt it by studying @neehyeehwah charts, I've traded the model and it has printed massively for me and so it's good that I share it with y'all.

Key things to note about the model:

1. You must identify the HTF structure of the trend.

THIS IS WHY YOU ALWAYS HIT STOP LOSS EVEN WITH THE RIGHT ENTRY MODEL!

In this thread I'll show you some avoidable stop losses scenarios & how your win rate can increase!

A thread 🧵 Few months ago I wrote a thread about this Structure, Liquidity & Entry (SLE) entry model & how it increased my win rate and how it contributed a whole lot to passing my prop firm accounts.

THIS ENTRY MODEL HELPED ME TO PASS THE TWO PHASES OF MY PROP FIRM ACCOUNT WITH EASE! It can help you too.

A Th~read 🧵 Many of us have heard some profitable traders talking about "Structure, liquidity & entry (SLE,)", as much as it sounds complicated it is not complicated at all, in this th~read I'll show you a good example of SLE entry model that can boost your win rate with time.

Let's begin👇🏽

My win rate increased by trading "CHoCH" but how do I know a valid CHoCH before taking an entry?

This eye-opening 🧵 will help you understand better

👇 First of all what is CHoCH? CHoCH simply means 'change of character' it is a break of structure that causes a change in the sentiment/movement of a trend from bearish to bullish and vice versa

But is CHoCH just all about having a break of Lower high/Higher low? Let's find out

ARE YOU CLUELESS ABOUT RISK MANAGEMENT IN TRADING AND YOU WANT TO LEARN? here's a compilation that will give you total understanding about risk management

A Thread 🧵👇 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT by @neehyeehwah

https://twitter.com/neehyeehwah/status/1639588343288672262?t=ai2K9zaax1Gp69f5qpcrRQ&s=19

TO CATCH MOVES LIKE THIS IS EASY if you understand these simple things 👇

A Thread 🧵 People will often say "The trend is your friend, don't fight against it" but not many people understands what a trend really is, an understanding of a trend will help you trade the market better and to know the possible directions to face per time.

IF YOU'RE ALWAYS RIGHT ABOUT THE DIRECTION OF THE MARKET BUT YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH YOUR ENTRIES, here's a compilation of entry models that will sharpen your entry skills

A thread 🧵👇 IBSV2 Indicator by @Techriztm

https://twitter.com/Techriztm/status/1608752299383607298?t=WLTQEiHT3NBO5Md7G-9-Tg&s=19

How I take Swing Shorts using INTERNAL STRUCTURE MITIGATION Model (Advanced Smart Money Concept)

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RT for others to learn Here's a scenario where $BTC used the first model: where price forms one minor internal structure before the break of Liquidity

Sometimes you'll feel like you've missed the short, not knowing that a better opportunity is ahead of you 👇