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Fair Value Gap Trading Strategies

Fair Value Gaps (FVG) are used to identify market imbalances created by large momentum candles, indicating potential entry points for traders. Bullish and bearish FVGs are identified by analyzing surrounding candles and drawing lines between specific points. Inverted Fair Value Gaps (IFVG) can occur in premium or discount zones, indicating potential failures of the original FVGs.

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Fair Value Gap Trading Strategies

Fair Value Gaps (FVG) are used to identify market imbalances created by large momentum candles, indicating potential entry points for traders. Bullish and bearish FVGs are identified by analyzing surrounding candles and drawing lines between specific points. Inverted Fair Value Gaps (IFVG) can occur in premium or discount zones, indicating potential failures of the original FVGs.

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ENTRY MODULE

FVG – FAIR VALUE GAP


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WHAT IS FAIR VALUE GAPS (FVG)

• Fair Value Gaps (FVGS) helps to identify imbalances in the market.

• Large movements (momentum candles) create temprorary market inefficiencies.

• During these gaps, either Buyers or Sellers dominate the market.

• Traders use FVGs as potential entry poins, expecting the market to fill these gaps.
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HOW TO IDENTIFY FAIR VALUE GAP
(FVG)
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BULLISH FVG :-

1. Spot a Momentum Candle:


Look for a strong (BIG) momentum candle. this
candle should be at least twice the size of the
previous candles, though larger is better.

2. Identify Surrounding Candles:


Locate the candle before and after the momentum
candle.

3. Draw Your Lines:

Draw a rectangle/line from the highest point of


the preceding candle and the lowest point of the
following candle. The space between these two
points is your BULLISH FAIR VALUE GAP.
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BEARISH FVG :-

[Link] a Momentum Candle:

Similar to the bullish FVG gap, find a


strong(BIG)momentum candle.

[Link] Surrounding Candles:

Look at the candle before and after the momentum


candle.

[Link] Your Lines:

Draw a line from the lowest point of the preceding candle


to the highest point of the following candle. The space
between these points is your BEARISH FAIR VALUE GAP.
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INVERTED FAIR VALUE GAPS - IFVG

 In Premium Zone BULLISH FVG Can Fail or -IFVG can form.


 In Discount Zone BEARISH FVG Can Fail or +IFVG can form.
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