Inverse Fair Value Gap
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2024
- In this video, I will teach you about ICT inverse fair value gaps and I will also teach you a strategy based around this pd array. Inverse fvg is the most powerful pd array in my opinion and when this setup forms, most of the time, price will hit your tp level. This strategy uses the concepts like liquidity sweep, killzone, fvgs, and inverse fvg.
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@@readitfast9607 i read all of it thinking i've discovered a gold comment but he didnt say what it was 😪😪
@@readitfast9607 It's not a big deal my bro. It's simply an order flow within an order flow + TF alignment. Try to unravel the juice from this explanation my bro.
Not every time you will get a retest after FVG is violated it usually breaks away. Just my observation.
You can enter on a smaller time frame or if the opposing fvg is violated above 50% you can enter with confidence.
Do it on 1 hour time frame
Personally, I don´t wait for retest. I go in after forming the FVG. I have a bigger SL but I´am in. This solves also the problem with 2 FVGs in a row.
Mark your FVG at H4, and see at H1 whether its break or not, if its break. find an entry at M15
@@user-hk4oj9wv9u Nahh just use these fibonacci settings (1, 0.786, 0.705, 0.618, 0.5, 0)
Set Buy Limit/Sell Limit on 0.705 Fibonacci Points. And there you go 1:2,3RR.
Tnx a lot seen this a lot on the chart now I know how best to trade it❤
As a student we have a great video.
WOW. great explanation. I think about that some broker have a bigger spread to get a proper 1:1 R, like it is in the last example.
thanks you sir ,didn't know, you bring me a new knowledge 💎💎💎
i LOVE inversion FVG’s the logic i use is that institutions load up/ reaccumulate orders inside these areas but since they get ran through, institutions will mitigate out of their positions there and then draw price in the opposing direction of liquidity.
congratulation for video , very nice
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Thank you for the video! Would you avoid this strategy during with news approaching or around after 2am?
thanks my master
@3:07 there was another FVG just above the one you mentioned. It was above the MSS you pointed below MSS. Is it safe to say "ALWAYS" go with the one below Or before the MSS?
Same question😊
You have to wait for it becauss i experience this yesterday in demo backtesting there were two fvg.
The solution to this is to look the weekly and daily candle and assume either it will be short or long
If it is short then you can go with below fvg and if its gonna be long for short time then you will go with the upper fvg or orderblocks etc 🎉
Thanks me later bye
thanks faiz
Great
Hi Faiz, can we replicate the same thing on the New York session, or the setup works best on the London session? Thanks
some examples are BPRs - overlapping FVGs. These are stronger than the normal ones - so I will get a better confirmation to hop on. Personally, I enter the trade instantly after forming the second FVG / BPR with a generous SL. It also give you very good opportunities after a sweep. No need to wait for a BOS or CHoCH. Thanks for this video.
When you say second FVG, I assume you mean in a lower time frame?
@@daltoncoe8171 I mean the overlapping FVG, which creates the BPR
Hi
I am interested in your course, can you make a video about your it and your signals (winrate etc) please? I want to know more about that
Hey faiz can i ise your course strategy in indian stock market like bank nifty. DO KILLZONE TIMEING WILL MATTER ?
Hello Faiz You are awesome. After watching the video when I checked EURUSD on 24 Jan 2024. I see amazing things. You I'm uploading a screenshot under this comment everyone can see. And can give me the suggestion.
So sorry I'm unable to upload the screenshot here😅😂.
If somebody wants to check the same setup go to EURUSD Opening in NY session. On 24Jan, 2024.
Bread and butter. Strategy
Gmorning here ❤,thnks for this contents , what if we have multiple FVG formed on the the impulsive leg that break a structure either High or Low. How do we trade that ?
He said that we should the recent fvg so we take the last fvg
Sir, may I ask is this set up usually appear in London session ?
The order of events in this is terribly confusing and I feel like in your last video, some things were different. A MSS is the same as a liquidity sweep?
No. It’s isn’t. He’s using the wrong term. It’s a stop hunt. He’s searching for a stop hunt proceeded by the liquidity sweep in the direction of the market. Once this occurs, he’s looking for a FVG to form on that leg, waiting for it to be violated (meaning price trades through it and closes outside of it), and then taking an entry on it once price returns to it. I can see everything he said and it’s very clear…he’s just using the incorrect terminology.
in which time frame this strategy is valid
Will this work on crypto???????
Can we use ict for crypto currency?
yes
Please tech in cryptocurrency
Why do you call one candle as low
so this is basically a "turtle soup"?
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And discount 😅 for course
Time frame brother
Very small RR
Noooo not my sauce 💔
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Such an insane useless concept and also overcomplication at its finest
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