Mr Le Roy, Thank you very much for all these videos. How come only now I get to find your channel? Absolutely amazing work. Really wish I found you earlier this year. Thank you good sir, subbed!
I did my part. Thank you for the great video. I found your channel after listening to Kyle's videos in "Crypto Banter". And I will be sipping down your videos in the coming days. After learning "Price Action", Elliot Waves", "Fibonacci". Yours would be a great addition to my Price action Strategies. 👏👏
Hi Paul do u have ur own discord. It will help ur viewers/students to build a community and ask questions there promoting ur teaching and learning from u more
For an FVG to be rebalanced are we expecting price to completely fill the FVG or the the main threshold of the FVG or if price just tape into it an run is that a rebalanced. Please which of this scenarios are correct. Thanks
I'm very happy I found your channel, this helps me a lot. After watching the How to choose and use the Dealing Range, I thought you have to move the Dealing Range to the new highs and or new lows as time passes by. Looking at you example with the BTCUSDM (18:00) I get confused. There is the Dealing Range at the Highest High. I thought in time it should start form the TP2 swing high. Don't think it matters, because still in Discount, but I want to know where am I wrong with my analysis? Thanks in advance and I will shout for you
Can fvg be used for investing by using daily or weekly fvg?Also what to do if the price doesn't return to the midpoint of the fvg?in daily and weekly charts this may happen.
Remember you always want to be buying in a discount or selling in a premium. So run your fib from the swing high to the swing low of the displacement leg and look for the FVG that is either at/above/below equilibirum. Just be mindful of stop placement as price can always run to higher or lower imbalances. Hope this helps!
Hey Paul I would like if you can do a video on the fib tool setting for premium and discount The video you made reference to doesn't show you giving the settings I would appreciate if you can do a video on that 🙏🏽
Good question! There are two things which are important; the high time frame point of interest for reversals and the draw on liquidity for continuations. If you don't have either of these then the FVGs are not high probability and are essentially just imbalances. This is specifically what the FVG concepts section of the video is explaining as it is where smart money traders are at work 😉
Hi Paul, love the series and content. Have been trading this setup since the first few vlogs and am having a lot of success, however I have a question. When you have an impulse causing a BOS after a sweep of liquidity, often you will have 2/3 FVGs form in succession, possibly with a breaker block as well. How do you know which FVG will hold? Which would you set your limit order to. Many thanks and again, really love the videos.
Thanks Conor! Great question. First, if you have a breaker which is confluent with your FVG then this is a high probability set up so go with the FVG that is associated with the breaker. You'll see this commonly referred to as the unicorn set up 🦄. For instances where you have successive FVGs in the displacement leg then what you can do is run your fib from the high to the low of the displacement leg then select the FVG which is in either a premium or discount (i.e. above or below equilibrium). In these instances it can be a little tricky with your stop placement as you have to aniticpate that the higher/lower FVGs might still get filled so best to backtest this and find something that you are comfortable with. Hope this helps!
Hey Dean! For a bearish set up you are going to go with a limit sell order (short trade) and for a bullish set up you are going to use a limit buy order (long trade). Let me know the time stamp that you were referrring to and I can check it out 😉
@@pauljleroy Hi, Paul thank you for your quick response and the Im in the UK and have just checked my late night comment to you this morning Sunday and by checking out my thoughts on what i said it has to be ware price is , because a good check of when you lose your way is with IG acct , you can place a mock order out of trading hrs and as soon as you place your order above price weather its sell or buy it tells you the direction of profit and loss for example , Ftse closed at 7910 and you place an order underneath that price , say sell market then this would be konwn as stop order and if you place it above 7910 this would be a limit sell order. so either the word bearish should be bullish or it would be a buy i will check the video again back but i mainly think the word should have said for a bullish set up when you mean above price because that looks to be a sell limit of where the sellers as you have said in recent videos have stop selling and would now start buying back or have finished taking profit. thanks again Paul.
Outstanding videos! I’m sad to see that you’ve stopped posting. Hope all is well with you Paul!
Even though there are many videos of this on the internet, your videos are always of high quality.
Thank you 🙏 I appreciate those very kind words!
Mr Le Roy, Thank you very much for all these videos. How come only now I get to find your channel? Absolutely amazing work. Really wish I found you earlier this year. Thank you good sir, subbed!
I did my part. Thank you for the great video. I found your channel after listening to Kyle's videos in "Crypto Banter". And I will be sipping down your videos in the coming days. After learning "Price Action", Elliot Waves", "Fibonacci". Yours would be a great addition to my Price action Strategies. 👏👏
Thanks for your time making these videos. I see you've been away for a while. Hope everything is ok for you. Will look forward to your return.
thank you so much for your video
Thank you for the time you put in to make this video- will share your link with others and ask them to subscribe.
You deserve more subs and views! Excellent delivery
Paul, where are you? I jope you continue to make more excellent ICT videos. Ive 'liked' all of them.
Brilliant 👏 does this work the same on higher time frames?
Higher time frame point of interest? Not sure what this is? Maybe another video?
Cheers!
Awesome! ❤ The Clarity King!
Your videos are awesome, I'm watching them all, hope you update the silver bullet strategy videos, thanks
Thanks Paul for your great explanation about this topic!
Thanks for uploading this well explained video ❤
Thanks for the education
Paaaaauuul come baaack. Hope your doing well
Nice one mentor
Hi Paul do u have ur own discord. It will help ur viewers/students to build a community and ask questions there promoting ur teaching and learning from u more
For an FVG to be rebalanced are we expecting price to completely fill the FVG or the the main threshold of the FVG or if price just tape into it an run is that a rebalanced. Please which of this scenarios are correct. Thanks
Thanks for the video
Welcome my friend!
Awesome job
Please Make a video on ICT swing structure
I'm very happy I found your channel, this helps me a lot. After watching the How to choose and use the Dealing Range, I thought you have to move the Dealing Range to the new highs and or new lows as time passes by. Looking at you example with the BTCUSDM (18:00) I get confused. There is the Dealing Range at the Highest High. I thought in time it should start form the TP2 swing high. Don't think it matters, because still in Discount, but I want to know where am I wrong with my analysis? Thanks in advance and I will shout for you
Can fvg be used for investing by using daily or weekly fvg?Also what to do if the price doesn't return to the midpoint of the fvg?in daily and weekly charts this may happen.
Hi Paul can you make a market structure video based on the episode 12 of ict, where you simplify it.
Hi Paul, if there are a number of fair value gaps in a row, which one does it retrace too? Is there any way to tell?
Remember you always want to be buying in a discount or selling in a premium. So run your fib from the swing high to the swing low of the displacement leg and look for the FVG that is either at/above/below equilibirum. Just be mindful of stop placement as price can always run to higher or lower imbalances. Hope this helps!
Great video again.
Thanks!
Thanks for the video I love every bit of it
Pls can make a video on how to set our fib into premium and discount the correct way
Thank you
You are very welcome!
Here you go: th-cam.com/video/7U-COwY8ONc/w-d-xo.html
Enjoy 😋
@@pauljleroy Thanks a lot 🙏🏽
Hey Paul I would like if you can do a video on the fib tool setting for premium and discount
The video you made reference to doesn't show you giving the settings
I would appreciate if you can do a video on that 🙏🏽
@@alukotolulopeness1998 ah sorry I sent you the wrong video. Try this one: th-cam.com/video/v8lRSrtIMrs/w-d-xo.html The time stamp is around 20 mins.
@@pauljleroy Thank you I'll check it out
Hi Paul, There are so many FVGs on your chart so how do you choose the right one to trade?
Good question! There are two things which are important; the high time frame point of interest for reversals and the draw on liquidity for continuations. If you don't have either of these then the FVGs are not high probability and are essentially just imbalances. This is specifically what the FVG concepts section of the video is explaining as it is where smart money traders are at work 😉
@@pauljleroy Thank you. I will go through your previous videos for more understanding. Keep it up!
Hi Paul, love the series and content. Have been trading this setup since the first few vlogs and am having a lot of success, however I have a question. When you have an impulse causing a BOS after a sweep of liquidity, often you will have 2/3 FVGs form in succession, possibly with a breaker block as well. How do you know which FVG will hold? Which would you set your limit order to. Many thanks and again, really love the videos.
Thanks Conor! Great question. First, if you have a breaker which is confluent with your FVG then this is a high probability set up so go with the FVG that is associated with the breaker. You'll see this commonly referred to as the unicorn set up 🦄. For instances where you have successive FVGs in the displacement leg then what you can do is run your fib from the high to the low of the displacement leg then select the FVG which is in either a premium or discount (i.e. above or below equilibrium). In these instances it can be a little tricky with your stop placement as you have to aniticpate that the higher/lower FVGs might still get filled so best to backtest this and find something that you are comfortable with. Hope this helps!
Sorry Paul sorry dont you mean limit buy on the first example and then visa versa ?
Hey Dean! For a bearish set up you are going to go with a limit sell order (short trade) and for a bullish set up you are going to use a limit buy order (long trade). Let me know the time stamp that you were referrring to and I can check it out 😉
@@pauljleroy Hi, Paul thank you for your quick response and the Im in the UK and have just checked my late night comment to you this morning Sunday and by checking out my thoughts on what i said it has to be ware price is , because a good check of when you lose your way is with IG acct , you can place a mock order out of trading hrs and as soon as you place your order above price weather its sell or buy it tells you the direction of profit and loss for example , Ftse closed at 7910 and you place an order underneath that price , say sell market then this would be konwn as stop order and if you place it above 7910 this would be a limit sell order. so either the word bearish should be bullish or it would be a buy i will check the video again back but i mainly think the word should have said for a bullish set up when you mean above price because that looks to be a sell limit of where the sellers as you have said in recent videos have stop selling and would now start buying back or have finished taking profit. thanks again Paul.
Paul come back❤