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Fair Value Gap Trading Strategy Guide

The document outlines a Fair Value Gap (FVG) trading strategy using both 4-hour and 15-minute charts for bullish and bearish scenarios. It emphasizes entering trades based on the formation of FVGs, setting stop losses at swing highs or lows, and targeting a risk-reward ratio of 2RR to 3RR. Additionally, it promotes the Iron Forged Trading Program for further mastery in trading techniques and psychology.

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Fair Value Gap Trading Strategy Guide

The document outlines a Fair Value Gap (FVG) trading strategy using both 4-hour and 15-minute charts for bullish and bearish scenarios. It emphasizes entering trades based on the formation of FVGs, setting stop losses at swing highs or lows, and targeting a risk-reward ratio of 2RR to 3RR. Additionally, it promotes the Iron Forged Trading Program for further mastery in trading techniques and psychology.

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Fair Value Gap Trading Strategy (4H

and 15 Min)
Bullish Example

Wait for a Fair Value Gap (FVG) to form on the 4H chart as shown below.

Wait for price to return to the 4H FVG on the 15 min chart. Price should quickly shoot off
once hitting the 4H FVG and leave a new smaller FVG on the 15 minute chart as shown
below.
Enter on that 15 min FVG that is formed. Your stop loss should be at the swing low and you
should target at most a 3RR. A 2RR is also great.

This is a simple high probability trading model which combines the higher time frames (4H)
with the lower time frames (15 Min). I would recommend using this on multiple pairs to give
you more setups.

Bearish Example

Wait for a FVG to form on the 4H chart as shown below.


Wait for price to return to the 4H FVG on the 15 min and form a new FVG as shown below.
Price consolidates before dropping in the London session. This is normal.

Enter on the new FVG that is formed, in this example we are bearish so we short. Place your
stop at the swing high and aim for a 2 or 3RR.

This is an easy high probability trading model. Both the 4H and 15 min FVG should be in the
same direction.

Risk at most 1% per trade with this model.

Don’t forget to backtest this model to build up your confidence!

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