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    The document discusses fair value gaps (FVG), which are candlestick patterns that can be used to find key levels, directional bias, trade entries, and stop losses. FVGs visualize displacement in the market, which tells you everything you need to know about price action. Understanding FVGs and how to confirm moves from them using a lower time frame market maker model can provide insights for trading.

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    The document discusses fair value gaps (FVG), which are candlestick patterns that can be used to find key levels, directional bias, trade entries, and stop losses. FVGs visualize displacement in the market, which tells you everything you need to know about price action. Understanding FVGs and how to confirm moves from them using a lower time frame market maker model can provide insights for trading.

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    The document discusses fair value gaps (FVG), which are candlestick patterns that can be used to find key levels, directional bias, trade entries, and stop losses. FVGs visualize displacement in the market, which tells you everything you need to know about price action. Understanding FVGs and how to confirm moves from them using a lower time frame market maker model can provide insights for trading.

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    Casper

    @casper_smc

    11 Tweets • 2024-05-07 •  See on


    rattibha.com 

    To effectively trade ICT you need a deep


    understanding of fair value gaps.

    In this thread you will learn things you haven't seen


    anywhere else

    Things that I've noticed over the last 8 years I've spent
    in the markets

    [ thread]
    To be clear:

    This thread is NOT

    - going to turn you into a successful trader overnight


    - going to do anything if you don't implement
    - the holy grail, because there isn't one

    These are just insights that I've learned in my career.

    Let's get started:


    First things first, what is a fair value gap?

    Fair value gaps (FVG) are a 3 candle formation in


    which candle 2 is expansive, leaving a gap between
    candles 1 and 3.

    FVG can be used for

    1. HTF key levels


    2. Finding directional bias
    3. Trade Entries
    4. Stop losses

    FVG are all you need.


    Why are FVG so powerful?

    They visualize displacement.

    Displacement tells you everything you need to know.

    It's what ICT is based on.

    Displacement = continuation
    Manipulation = reversal

    On top of that, the market is always doing 1 of 2 things

    - rebalancing FVG
    - moving to high/low

    Once you unsee this, price becomes clear.


    How do we confirm moves from FVGs?

    Using a lower time frame market maker model


    (mmxm)

    MMXM are simpler than you think, the key is knowing


    where to look.

    HTF key level (fvg, high/low) = LTF mmxm

    Study the diagram, follow me as well because I'll write


    a thread on them next.
    Now that you understand FVGs, let's dive into how to
    find the highest probability ones.

    Before we go any further, make sure to bookmark this


    tweet as I will be going on private soon,

    That way you don't lose access.

    Let's continue
    Consistency theory is something that my eyes have
    noticed after watching tens of thousands of candles
    print.

    One sided gaps, made up of candles moving in one


    direction = high probability.

    Two sided gaps, made up of both bullish and bearish


    candles, are lower probability.
    Structural gaps (BSG) = FVG that break structure

    These are valuable tools whether or not they're


    respected.

    BSG are great tools to identify if the trend is continuing

    If they aren't respected, expect every other FVG in


    that price leg to fall

    Target the high/low


    Inverted FVGs (iFVG) are also very strong tools.

    The highest probability iFVGs occur

    - After sweeps of liquidity


    - At BSGs
    - At two-sided gaps

    If iFVG is confirmed at these levels, look for opposing


    liquidity
    If you want to trade these concepts with me live 3
    days per week

    With me watching over your shoulder calling out


    trades

    Reviewing your trade journal

    Giving you the strategies my students and I have used


    to generate multiple 7 figures

    DM me "blueprint" and we'll get to work


    Make sure to follow and RT if this gave you value

    Comment with your backtests of what you learned

    Always remember that information without


    implementation is useless

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