Watched this today and just pulled the trigger and hit 3x TP and running to a 9x TP. This video hit me like an a'hah moment. Cheers Dodgy'sDD. A tweet u posted about simplifying was very insightful too. Today I marked up previous day high lows and significant swing points and patiently waited. It really helped me. Thanks again. Hope to replicate this in the future as the RR's are great!
@@Market_jackal yeah and it’s very effective but I still make mistakes on some entries bcos I’m too early and still trying to master patience and discipline. I trade the 5m so setups take longer. I’ve thought about trying the 1m like Dodgy but haven’t yet.
@@The-Free-Generation hi mate, I’m 1 and a 1/2 years in and still a beginner. I am getting more confident with entries but still make mistakes. Tbh, I’m my own worst enemy bcos I haven’t mastered my psychological behaviour. Losing trades still gets the better of me and I’m trying to work on correcting that but it’s not easy, but that’s just me. I’m not sure if that helps man, we’re all gonna get better at trading at different stages but I’m not giving up bcos the potential is too damn high! Goodluck with ur trading mate, don’t give up the grind and I hope u find success bcos I think dodgy’s iFVG’s trading model is a big deal.
Thanks alot bro for taking out the time and posting such high quality content for us and do more of such high quality long videos it clears up everything thing ❤🙇🏻♂️🤝🏻
So many make this method so difficult. You DO NOT have to use multiple timeframes, swinging back and forth between 1, 5, 15, minutes 1 hr, 4 hr etc etc. Which is ridiculous. Understand that PRICE ACTION is both CYCLIC and FRACTAL, Therefore you only need one time frame. I use only the 15 minute chart for inverse fair value gaps for 87% win rate. People get confused, especially new traders when they assume you need 4 to 5 different timeframes on your screen, you don't.
you can not preddict where the price would go just looking at one timeframe, for example price is going up and we got our inverse, so we can go short, but at the same time we have bullish fvg let's say on 4hr chart. so it's damn stupid to go short there because we just tested and jumped out from that fvg, 87% wr is bs
@rampantking777 I do it everyday trading crude oil futures on the 60 minute chart. I can do it (just like many others can) because I follow pattern recognition and ONLY trade when I identify the pattern. NEVER tell another trader what they can or cannot do. Good luck to you.
DoddgysDD I 100% support your inversion fvg strategy. Few days ago I found out the inversion fvg strategy by myself but then I was kinda of doubtful,but when I saw this video it crushed all doubts I had about ifgv .Thank You man,
This is such a good way not only to enter a trade, but just to probe orderflow and watch for a reversal. Thanks for sharing bro, it’s much appreciated!!
@DodgysDD at min 9:08 you took a FVG that did not swept a liquidity zone , but in the first example u just said that u have to look for an obvious liquidity sweep and then look for the FVG that swept the liquidity , am i missing something or maybe even misunderstanding ?
In the 20:00 Example... you violate an inverse FVG but when the price retraces it already took BSL of the swing that created that IFVG, is it a good setup too? or you rather not take those examples?
Ryan, once the market breaks the FVG and then taps into the inverted FVG again.. when are you getting in exactly? Are you placing a limit order the moment the FVG is broken? Or do you get in directly on a market order the moment it’s touched?
Bro you did awesome on Tanja stream Real cool. She mentioned you coined or mastered the IFVG even before Michael gave it a title. Cool. You made this video a year ago. Did you present a video updating your work with ifvg trades and such? Can you place link? Thanks so much.
@DodgysDD this is an absolutely great video, could you please do the exact same one but focus on one bias i.e a bearish bias or bullish bias 🙏 please and thank you
Do you ever take R values into consideration when entering? You look for the next high/low but do you look how far away it is from the stop to estimate if it’s a worthy risk?
Was this the strategy you were backtesting over the past few weeks? I know the win rate is high (I’m in your discord), but just curious on the win rate.
If you use a candle closure above INV for Stop placement, what happens if a candle has massive run prior to close, do you suffer that drawdown? or do you have preset conditions where if candle reaches a certain point before close you exit. I say this because if trading a INV on 15m, it could rip against you and still have 10+ minutes prior to close ? Thank you :) Great video :)
Watched this today and just pulled the trigger and hit 3x TP and running to a 9x TP. This video hit me like an a'hah moment. Cheers Dodgy'sDD. A tweet u posted about simplifying was very insightful too. Today I marked up previous day high lows and significant swing points and patiently waited. It really helped me. Thanks again. Hope to replicate this in the future as the RR's are great!
Awesome! You still trading that model?
@@Market_jackal yeah and it’s very effective but I still make mistakes on some entries bcos I’m too early and still trying to master patience and discipline.
I trade the 5m so setups take longer.
I’ve thought about trying the 1m like Dodgy but haven’t yet.
Ah alright! Yes, I trade the five minute, too. I am basically a breakout trader, but I give this model a shot next week
@@TriOXsqR hey bro how oong did it take you to go from beginner to being profitable and "confident "
@@The-Free-Generation hi mate, I’m 1 and a 1/2 years in and still a beginner.
I am getting more confident with entries but still make mistakes.
Tbh, I’m my own worst enemy bcos I haven’t mastered my psychological behaviour.
Losing trades still gets the better of me and I’m trying to work on correcting that but it’s not easy, but that’s just me.
I’m not sure if that helps man, we’re all gonna get better at trading at different stages but I’m not giving up bcos the potential is too damn high!
Goodluck with ur trading mate, don’t give up the grind and I hope u find success bcos I think dodgy’s iFVG’s trading model is a big deal.
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Thanks alot bro for taking out the time and posting such high quality content for us and do more of such high quality long videos it clears up everything thing ❤🙇🏻♂️🤝🏻
after six months have stuck with the IFVG model and are you close to profitability?
Fantastic examples and such nice scalps. I def will practice and use it!
thanks for sharing your knowledge, def helps me widen up my view of FVGs. gonna back test these tonight, thank you!!
Been implementing this strategy recently, getting amazing results 🔥 thanks man
So many make this method so difficult. You DO NOT have to use multiple timeframes, swinging back and forth between 1, 5, 15, minutes 1 hr, 4 hr etc etc. Which is ridiculous. Understand that PRICE ACTION is both CYCLIC and FRACTAL, Therefore you only need one time frame. I use only the 15 minute chart for inverse fair value gaps for 87% win rate. People get confused, especially new traders when they assume you need 4 to 5 different timeframes on your screen, you don't.
Please explain the strategy you use?
Do you use specific time to look for a trade?
1 pair, 1 or 2 timeframes, use what best works for u, master it, boom, done.
you can not preddict where the price would go just looking at one timeframe, for example price is going up and we got our inverse, so we can go short, but at the same time we have bullish fvg let's say on 4hr chart. so it's damn stupid to go short there because we just tested and jumped out from that fvg, 87% wr is bs
@rampantking777 I do it everyday trading crude oil futures on the 60 minute chart. I can do it (just like many others can) because I follow pattern recognition and ONLY trade when I identify the pattern. NEVER tell another trader what they can or cannot do. Good luck to you.
DoddgysDD I 100% support your inversion fvg strategy. Few days ago I found out the inversion fvg strategy by myself but then I was kinda of doubtful,but when I saw this video it crushed all doubts I had about ifgv .Thank You man,
This resonates with my experinece in trading NQ after liquidity is taken i always see those setups and this increased my faith in with this concept
Beautiful. Watched this and literally 5 min I made 2% on my account with an IFVG entry!
This is such a good way not only to enter a trade, but just to probe orderflow and watch for a reversal.
Thanks for sharing bro, it’s much appreciated!!
after six months have stuck with the IFVG model and are you close to profitability?
This works. He know exactly what he is talking about
Bro this video literally made things click so much for me damn! 🔥 thank you Dodgy'sDD!
glad they help
Excellent explanation of IFVG usage. Thank you for sharing and looking forward to your other content. 🙏
Hey man great video can you make another 20 min vid with examples these are insanely valuable man!! Thanks for the value
This inverse fvg has to be one of the best things I’ve seen
Watching this over and over and over until it’s all I ever see 👀👀
@DodgysDD at min 9:08 you took a FVG that did not swept a liquidity zone , but in the first example u just said that u have to look for an obvious liquidity sweep and then look for the FVG that swept the liquidity , am i missing something or maybe even misunderstanding ?
Sheeeshh fire 🔥 im a profitable ict trader of about 1 n half years and this is so clean especially since i jumped from options to forex futures
Love your work! Keep it up!
In the 20:00 Example... you violate an inverse FVG but when the price retraces it already took BSL of the swing that created that IFVG, is it a good setup too? or you rather not take those examples?
usually don’t take those, they are B setuos
after six months have stuck with the IFVG model and are you close to profitability?
Thank you big time for sharing the knowledge bro.. keep it up.👌
np
Dude, thanks! 🌞 ❤
And this great will only be watched by the 1%
lol
And they will all fail 😂
Will this strategy stop work if it becomes common?
thank you so much for this excellence .
Good video. Improving my strategy
really good video. I like this model a lot.
me too
I found my model, I am grateful to you boss..
Would u prefer an entry just after a candles close on the inverse or after a retest on the inverse cause u mention both.
after close bc sometimes we don’t retrace
You are always on point. Keep it simple.
after six months have stuck with the IFVG model and are you close to profitability?
Ryan, once the market breaks the FVG and then taps into the inverted FVG again.. when are you getting in exactly? Are you placing a limit order the moment the FVG is broken? Or do you get in directly on a market order the moment it’s touched?
i usually market close when we close below UNLESS it’s close is too far from fvg then i’ll place a limit
Goat dodgysdd
How do you draw those trend lines so straight? Amazing video btw 💪📈
Very good lesson iFvg!!!
after six months have stuck with the IFVG model and are you close to profitability?
Bro you did awesome on Tanja stream Real cool. She mentioned you coined or mastered the IFVG even before Michael gave it a title. Cool. You made this video a year ago. Did you present a video updating your work with ifvg trades and such? Can you place link? Thanks so much.
yeah my strategy playlist
@DodgysDD Thanks So much. 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Thanks a lot man. Youre helping out many❤
after six months have stuck with the IFVG model and are you close to profitability?
What is your "thread" i keep hearing you talk about?
i have it linked somewhere it’s an old thread, i’m going to make a new one
You are the best. great video
thanks
So basically you use the ifvg for an earlier trigger than the mss?
Which kill zone and time frame do you usually trade this and what’s the average Risk to reward?
1:1 or 2:1 and always 8:30-11 is the best
“I’m a good trader” quote of the century hahahaha as he is trying to cover his ass for saying the wrong thing
yep
Fantastic! Thanks
Damn bro. I wanna learn more.
Most top fire quality group
So you traded both longs and shorts regardless of higher timeframe bias?
@@Doyathinkurfunny sometimes yeah
Amazing stuff.
Do you buy/sell at the iFVG Or the candle after the iFVG created ?
you wait for the candle to close above/below the ifvg and then enter or wait for a retest if it closed too far away
@@88x-m6p got it. If it is too far, wait for the retest. Thank you so much.
Do you enter as soon as it closes below or above the Ifvg? Or do you wait for the price to come in the IFVG and then on the retest you enter?
if the close is wayyy below i’ll wait (unless we hit an internal low but if it’s not bad risk i’ll market enter on the close
Thanks mate 🙏
Generally when you do trade? Do you just do the first 2 hours or most of the time in NY? It looks like you traded many hours this day
first two hours
hey man, how u get the text on your chart
You different bro!!
@DodgysDD this is an absolutely great video, could you please do the exact same one but focus on one bias i.e a bearish bias or bullish bias 🙏 please and thank you
Which kill zone and time frame do you usually take this entry?
NY am and 1-5 min depending on which is singular
@@DodgysDD you are the 🐐.
Can I apply this to swing trading with the higher timeframes?
yes you can
DD like DJ Khalid “Another One!”
Do you ever take R values into consideration when entering? You look for the next high/low but do you look how far away it is from the stop to estimate if it’s a worthy risk?
this has such a high win rate idc if it’s 1R or over, anything below 0.5 i won’t enter
Thank you! How big is your SL for these scalp trades?
making a video on this
after six months have stuck with the IFVG model and are you close to profitability?
can u record video about market maker model on daily bias?
Question, you aren’t physically setting a stop loss? You’re just closing the trade if it closes below of above the inverse?
yep basically. but you don’t HAVE to go about it like that, u can set a hard stop at the low or high instead if u prefer
@@DodgysDD appreciate that man. I really like this model. Been back testing it loads.
Was this the strategy you were backtesting over the past few weeks? I know the win rate is high (I’m in your discord), but just curious on the win rate.
yes i was trying to make a bot to do this but it’s extremely difficult
@@DodgysDD bots can't do this bro there needs to be some sort of human intervention and judgement
@@adityanair6406that's for sure 😂
after six months have stuck with the IFVG model and are you close to profitability?
Dodgy is this replicable on higher TFs? like 15min-1hr?
yes
how do you know which time frame to choose your fvgs ? i see you used the 3min, the 1min and the 15min in the begining
it just depends, usually 1 or 5 or whichever one has the singular fvg
Why is retail trend line liquidity a low resistance liquidity run? Whats the logic behind it?
Good video anyway.
because when one of the stop losses are triggered all the rest are triggered that r are placed above the old highs of the trendline
@@DodgysDD Fabolous explanation, got it, thank you for the fast reply.
this seems almost to easy. thanks
This is amazing.
backtesting it is a game changer
Can I use this strategy with EU/GU ?
yes
You only use this on specific time/ session?
NY session is the best
Is there a video where ICT teaches this?
no this is my own strategy when he introduced inversion fvg
If you use a candle closure above INV for Stop placement, what happens if a candle has massive run prior to close, do you suffer that drawdown? or do you have preset conditions where if candle reaches a certain point before close you exit. I say this because if trading a INV on 15m, it could rip against you and still have 10+ minutes prior to close ? Thank you :) Great video :)
if a ton of volume starts ripping through it i’ll just get out
after six months have stuck with the IFVG model and are you close to profitability?
I live in fear of retracements with Apex trailing threshold
@@Beyza_nur_merve19is the drawdown based on equity ?
@@Beyza_nur_merve19 That has to be a risk management issue, what is your account size and how many contracts are you using.
@@Beyza_nur_merve19 trick is scalp and get out before a retracement
@@adityanair6406yes, max equity reached…make 1000, don’t take profit and cash out at 500…threshold reduced by 500
Don't hold runners in the eval then
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The problem with RR
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lol 2/9 the amount of valid “IFVGs” that formed on 15 min on NQ and failed
never trade 15 min above 5 min below inly
is this a scam ?
yes for sure bro
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90%? 😂💀
yes
He is scared to call live trades !!!
yep im very scared i took 20 losses yesterday
if the title says 90% winrate u know this video is gonna be a scam, stay away guys
LOL i live stream in front of 250 people everyday and execute on the stream everyday
they see it for themselves