After watching ICT, and listening to your lecture, you have the quality of teaching to let others understand the concept in easy manner .. I'm not praising you to make you happy but i praised u because you really have the quality of teaching... Big salute to you.. waiting more for new episodes...
Paul you have an incredible gift of teaching. I just finished watcing a video and by the time you finished your lecture I understood the subject entirely. I have decided to watch all of your videos. Thank you
Well its not about how much knowledge you have , it's about how to transfer that knowledge. ICT is great , TTrades is good , but Paul you are the best and incredible. I was not able to grasp ICT concepts and was worried till i found you. Have referred your channel to many others. Keep it up . Your teaching method with PDF's and graphs is remarkable.
I was watching a video where some lady said "it's not effective at lower time frames". I knew she didn't know what the hell she was talking about because I used it with great efficiently on the 5 min. Thanks for clearing this up. This video was helpful.
Fair value gaps work like magic.. I have taking alot bunch of winning trades just using fvgs as my entry and exits. The higher the time frame the more powerful the fvg is.. I go in with big lots on high time frame fvg's with confidence.
I stumble upon this video FVG the way of simplicity you explain this topic is amazing I have followed ICT (Michael) since the beginning of this year, and you have superb skills of easy and simple communication those are rare in people, keep it up
All I can say is that this on top of the ICT videos and other breakdown videos Ive watched has just solidified my understanding! I understand it now. Thank you
Thanks so much for this video. I was struggling with FVG with my supply and demand trading. This video really helps. Simple and straightforward explanation that I think will really help me. Thank you!
I appreciate your patience in explaining the FVG topic for beginners. Now I fully understand how to identify it. I love the example explaining sometimes we might have to use the #2 candle's wick to put our stop when the #2 is extended beyond the #1 candle. Bravo job! Great teacher! Thank you!
12:25 Paul, the area marked right there wasn't marked according to the rules you outlined earlier in the video. It seems that you marked a (fragment of) a bullish order block there, instead. Also at 13:40, 14:30, and 15:42. You keep saying "high" and "low" of candle but point to "close" and "open". Highs and lows on Japanese candles are shown by ends of wicks.
Thanks Paul for the summary, i watched ICT's 2022 mentorship videos and wasnt quite clear on the concept. one question please: can a FVG be forme btw 3 consecutive bullish/bearish candles?
Hi Adu! the colours of the candles doesn't matter. It is the gap that is created between the 1st and 3rd candle that matters. Look for the pattern after buyside or sellside liquidity has been taken You'll realise they have been there all along!
Me again! :D On the second example (BTC bearish FVG), you then draw the zone from the bottom of candle 1's wick down to candle 3's wick. This makes sense as there is a 'gap' between both. Hopefully you can see where/why I'm confused, as the first example doesn't technically have a gap and appears efficient. I'm new to this, so any clarity on this misunderstanding would be greatly appreciated (although your videos have already been massively helpful). Cheers! :)
Hi Paul, on the BTC bullish FVG example, the wick of candle 1 has previously printed through candle 2. Your marked zone starts at the top of candle 1's body. I'm uncertain why you would consider this valid as there's not really a 'gap' since price has very recently traded around that zone. Thanks! :)
I once again show my gratitude and gratefulness to you for your videos. I appreciate you taking the time to do these and only a matter of time until your channel gets the recognition it deserves. Glad to see you're back and hope everything is.going as well as can be in your private life and affairs. I wanted to ask is a FVG and Imbalance in essence the same thing? and are those terms/words interchangeable?
Very welcome 😊 That's a good question! All FVGs contain an imbalance but not all imbalances are FVGs. A FVG requires a break in market structure where as an imbalance does not. Hope that makes sense! I'm going to do a mini series on FVGs so market structure shifts will be in the next video - I'll make sure I cover this point 👍
@@pauljleroy I look forward to it. To be honest it hasn't clicked for me with regards to what you're saying and I eagerly anticipate and look forward to the lightbulb moment when it all clicks for me.
The FVG is the category, Imbalance is a characteristic, there are three main FVGs, the SIBI (Sellside Imbalance Buyside inefficiency),the BISI (Buyside imbalance sellside inefficiency) and the VI (Volume Imbalance).
Good question! The theory or logic behind it is that this is an area of inefficiency where there has not been sufficent price discovery. Therefore the market will return to the same area to rebalance the inefficiency.
Thanks for the vid. Wondering if there is a "time limit" on FVGs. If one goes back in time far enough, gaps will surely be detected. Thinking about TSLA at the moment. It just back filled one from Nov 2020, but there is another large gap from July 2020. What about even earlier? Is there an accepted "statute of limitations"? Thx
Seeing the same thing in crypto as well. Obviously if the FVG hasn't been rebalanced then it is still "live" but for how long - I'm not sure, I've heard lots of different views on this. Just remember that from entry to exit you are looking for the sources of liquidity. I think that with markets the way that they are at the moment you can't project too far into the future.
Hi Mate, Just hoping you can direct me in regards to course content direction, I have completed market maker forex primer course (24 vid) and forex series (5 vid), any advice on what to study next? much appreciated!
I’d recommend working through the 2022 mentorship videos. It sounds like you have already done some work so you want to start moving to implementation. The mentorship model gives you a really good model to start testing and the build something from there.
I can see what seems to be a fair value gap based on the description in other places that prices just continued up..or “didn’t work” I know nothing in trading is 100% I’m guessing I’m not fully understanding how to identify the valid ones.
Hi Lukas - no the candle stick colours don't matter. It is really just a pattern that once you learn to spot it you will see everywhere. Then it is about when to use it 😊 Make sure you check out my follow up video which goes into more detail.
Hi, if there is a bearish fvg which is not filled and then there's a bullish fvg below the bearish fvg, should we consider trading the bullish or the bearish one?
That depends on a lot of factors. Firstly your bias. If you are bullish then generally you are only looking for long setups. Secondly where are you in your dealing range - premium or discount? The FVG is just a set up to trigger your entry or to target for an exit. When you use it and why is actually more important.
Paul, can i ask the question, when i was watching this video, "an introdution to ICT's Fair Value Gap" there were lots and lots of other FVG's on those charts, is there a reson they dont matter
Of course! That's a great question. Not all FVGs are created equal. An FVG can be used for timing a reversal or catching a continuation, but in both cases it is the draw on liquidity which is important. If price is not drawing to a particular high time frame point of interest or reacting to a high time frame point of interest then the FVG is just a price imbalance so it doesn't carry the same importance.
Good question! Like everything an FVG is a tool so it is a question of when to use it. Personally, I use them for reversals after a liquidity raid and for continuations of a trend after a liquidity raid (reaching to the other side of the dealing range).
HI. What i dont understand with FVG is why would Trading View if for example a 1 hour chart it would show a 1H FVG, but when you break it down, its actually been partially filled or even completely filled at a low TFs. Its confusing to me, because as i say, what you thought might be a gap, wasn't a gap at all! Ive actually done this a number of times.Can i ask what you think please? Thanks
It's always a good practice to monitor the FVGs on higher timeframes than your execution time frame. If you are on a low time frame like the M1 but there is no FVG on the M3 then the M1 FVG isn't as strong a set up. Confluence will tip the probability in your favor!
Hey Paul, was wondering what broker your currently with and do they allow you to trade E MINI Futures as we see in Michaels teachings. I'm currently with Pepperstone and they seem a little limited in terms of options. Appreciate the feed back and keep up the great work! Rgds!
Hey! I'm not trading emini futures at the moment so I haven't looked into brokers that I can trade with from Australia. BUT this is probably going to change as I have been doing some backtesting on the ES and the results have been quite good. I'm going to be doing some comparisons between crypto, fx and indicies and then trade the best ones (obviously!). In the past I've used CFDs to trade the US indicies as this is a pretty easy option and is a good substitute to futures. I haven't looked into it but I suspect for non-US residents trading futures is probably hard or not possible, hence why you see a lot of youtubers trading CFDs instead. Sorry that probably doesn't answer your question!
Oh my gosh! Just figured it out. I'm so sorry... I thought it had a wick because of the marked zone boarder/outline! Just made the vid full screen and the blue outline was clear. Apologies again and keep up the great work haha!
No worries! I'm glad the video helped you 😊 Once you've got this make sure to check out the other videos so you can learn the other concepts which help to implement FVGs into your trading.
Of course! I would start with the 2022 mentorship. This is essentially a complete system which you can readily build from to create your own system to suit your specific style and situation. It will take time and you will likely need to watch some of the videos multiple times for it to sink in. To supplement this learning you can also use the reviews which I have done of each lesson. These are very consolidated but should help to clarify and reinforce your learning from ICT. Best of luck - it is worth the investment!
I'd look for a run on liquidity first (to help identify the better set up) and/or try to find set ups which create confluent areas over the various timeframes.
@@pauljleroy thanks for the reply a new sub here ... I started ict videos yesterday but was not understanding since I am new to trading ..looked for alternatives and found your channel ..your explanation easier to understand, I am not a native speaker.
Did you consider making a course about ICT? I will pay for it. You can align all the information, explain it in a simple way like you did in this video. That would be so helpful. ICT videos are more like an CVA to watch... sorry for the joke, but it's true. Edit: What a fool myself!!! This was the very first video I saw because you pop up on my recommended. I just enter to the video section and it's all about ICT! THANKS!!! By the way... already subscribed, like.. and I will see EVERY VIDEO of this channel. PROMISE.
Without significant gap, the 3 candle drawings are incorrect in this video at least their color. A red candle means it opened as the last candle's close (which was green) then price closed lower. Thus if a green candle is followed by a red candle, the upper part of their candle's thick part should be a the same level (because if the last candle's thick part is higher than the previous, it means it close higher, so it should be a green candle)
@@pauljleroy Now the question is, is it a correct FVG setup when the 3 candle pattern is formed with Green-Green-Red and Red-Red-Green or they have to be the same direction/color?
Unfortunately you didn't understand the break of structure both ways to filter the imbalance. Otherwise you are blindly trading every imbalance. That's a nono. Add the filter and you will see beautiful trades just about everyday on almost all markets. It's quite stunning.
@@pauljleroy 30 pip trades 1-2 times a day. All one needs. Just 10 pairs can net a 600 pip day. Far better than trying to predict 100 pip moves. 10 rr trades are stressing.
Thank you sir u r a true gem the way you explained the FVG concept. my all doubt clear You could be a greatest trade mentor for forex community ever have🌈💙🫂
hi Paul I have 3 question but I can't find your Emil address or etc... , please take me your Emil or anything , I need your help . thank you about share me your knowledge . note: I find you to linked but your massage is lock. best regards r.h
After watching ICT, and listening to your lecture, you have the quality of teaching to let others understand the concept in easy manner .. I'm not praising you to make you happy but i praised u because you really have the quality of teaching... Big salute to you.. waiting more for new episodes...
Thank you very much for those kind words. I’m glad to hear that these videos are helping you 😊
Absolutely it helped me a lot watching your videos, i too want to simplified my own strategy, so I got lots of information from you too..
Agreed
Paul you have an incredible gift of teaching. I just finished watcing a video and by the time you finished your lecture I understood the subject entirely. I have decided to watch all of your videos. Thank you
Well its not about how much knowledge you have , it's about how to transfer that knowledge. ICT is great , TTrades is good , but Paul you are the best and incredible. I was not able to grasp ICT concepts and was worried till i found you. Have referred your channel to many others. Keep it up . Your teaching method with PDF's and graphs is remarkable.
Okey..okey, now I understand after watching another videos 😊☺
Great!
I was watching a video where some lady said "it's not effective at lower time frames". I knew she didn't know what the hell she was talking about because I used it with great efficiently on the 5 min. Thanks for clearing this up. This video was helpful.
Welcome - glad it helped you out!
Fair value gaps work like magic.. I have taking alot bunch of winning trades just using fvgs as my entry and exits. The higher the time frame the more powerful the fvg is.. I go in with big lots on high time frame fvg's with confidence.
Thanks for sharing!
I stumble upon this video FVG the way of simplicity you explain this topic is amazing I have followed ICT (Michael) since the beginning of this year, and you have superb skills of easy and simple communication those are rare in people, keep it up
Awesome, thank you! I really appreciate the feedback 😊
All I can say is that this on top of the ICT videos and other breakdown videos Ive watched has just solidified my understanding! I understand it now. Thank you
Wow, thanks! Glad to hear that it helped you out 😋
Thanks so much for this video. I was struggling with FVG with my supply and demand trading. This video really helps. Simple and straightforward explanation that I think will really help me. Thank you!
Simple. Clear. Immediately useful. Thank you x 100.
Paul, I have watched all your videos on ICT lessons, you never disappoint, Thank you.
That’s awesome! Thank you for your support 🙌
Thank you so much for thinking of us. Your explanation is so clear. This is the first time I now completely understand FVG.
You are so welcome!
Thanks Paul!!!! Very well explained.
the best and clearest FVG explanation I've encountered, thanks Paul!
You are welcome!
I appreciate your patience in explaining the FVG topic for beginners. Now I fully understand how to identify it. I love the example explaining sometimes we might have to use the #2 candle's wick to put our stop when the #2 is extended beyond the #1 candle. Bravo job! Great teacher! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! 😋
12:25 Paul, the area marked right there wasn't marked according to the rules you outlined earlier in the video. It seems that you marked a (fragment of) a bullish order block there, instead. Also at 13:40, 14:30, and 15:42.
You keep saying "high" and "low" of candle but point to "close" and "open". Highs and lows on Japanese candles are shown by ends of wicks.
Apologies if this was confusing but I was just pointing at the candles I was speaking about for reference. The FVGs are marked up correctly.
Great job breaking the concept down! Earned a sub.
Awesome, thank you!
Great Presentation from Arizona!
Thanks John 😊 I used to visit Phoenix every year in my old job 👍
Awesome video Paul, very comprehensive. Liked and subbed!
Awesome! Thank you!
thanks for cutting out ICTs fluff chat. much appreciated!
No worries!
Thank you. That was a simple and clear explanation. Looking forward to more of your content
Glad you found it helpful!
Thanks Paul for the summary, i watched ICT's 2022 mentorship videos and wasnt quite clear on the concept.
one question please: can a FVG be forme btw 3 consecutive bullish/bearish candles?
Hi Adu! the colours of the candles doesn't matter. It is the gap that is created between the 1st and 3rd candle that matters. Look for the pattern after buyside or sellside liquidity has been taken You'll realise they have been there all along!
Me again! :D On the second example (BTC bearish FVG), you then draw the zone from the bottom of candle 1's wick down to candle 3's wick. This makes sense as there is a 'gap' between both. Hopefully you can see where/why I'm confused, as the first example doesn't technically have a gap and appears efficient. I'm new to this, so any clarity on this misunderstanding would be greatly appreciated (although your videos have already been massively helpful). Cheers! :)
Helpful video
Welcome!
Hi Paul, on the BTC bullish FVG example, the wick of candle 1 has previously printed through candle 2. Your marked zone starts at the top of candle 1's body. I'm uncertain why you would consider this valid as there's not really a 'gap' since price has very recently traded around that zone. Thanks! :)
Great video, would you mind doing a similar video on the Judas Swing and Silver Bullet strategy.
SENSATIONAL SIMPLICITY,
Thank you.
Welcome 😋
THANKS ALOT MR PAUL
You are very welcome 😊
This is excellent !!! Wow you make it easy to understand
Glad you think so!
I once again show my gratitude and gratefulness to you for your videos. I appreciate you taking the time to do these and only a matter of time until your channel gets the recognition it deserves.
Glad to see you're back and hope everything is.going as well as can be in your private life and affairs.
I wanted to ask is a FVG and Imbalance in essence the same thing? and are those terms/words interchangeable?
Very welcome 😊 That's a good question! All FVGs contain an imbalance but not all imbalances are FVGs. A FVG requires a break in market structure where as an imbalance does not. Hope that makes sense! I'm going to do a mini series on FVGs so market structure shifts will be in the next video - I'll make sure I cover this point 👍
@@pauljleroy I look forward to it. To be honest it hasn't clicked for me with regards to what you're saying and I eagerly anticipate and look forward to the lightbulb moment when it all clicks for me.
@@Snypa_fx hang in there 💪
The FVG is the category, Imbalance is a characteristic, there are three main FVGs, the SIBI (Sellside Imbalance Buyside inefficiency),the BISI (Buyside imbalance sellside inefficiency) and the VI (Volume Imbalance).
@@medanth3730 good answer 👍
Well done sir!! You have helped to better understand this.
Awesome, thank you!
How do you find significant FVG?
Not a word on why it should work though. What does it represent an "imbalance" that must be revisited just because the middle candle is strong?
Good question! The theory or logic behind it is that this is an area of inefficiency where there has not been sufficent price discovery. Therefore the market will return to the same area to rebalance the inefficiency.
Thanks for the vid. Wondering if there is a "time limit" on FVGs. If one goes back in time far enough, gaps will surely be detected. Thinking about TSLA at the moment. It just back filled one from Nov 2020, but there is another large gap from July 2020. What about even earlier? Is there an accepted "statute of limitations"? Thx
Seeing the same thing in crypto as well. Obviously if the FVG hasn't been rebalanced then it is still "live" but for how long - I'm not sure, I've heard lots of different views on this. Just remember that from entry to exit you are looking for the sources of liquidity. I think that with markets the way that they are at the moment you can't project too far into the future.
Hi Mate, Just hoping you can direct me in regards to course content direction, I have completed market maker forex primer course (24 vid) and forex series (5 vid), any advice on what to study next? much appreciated!
I’d recommend working through the 2022 mentorship videos. It sounds like you have already done some work so you want to start moving to implementation. The mentorship model gives you a really good model to start testing and the build something from there.
@@pauljleroy Thanks so much!
Thanks again, Paul. These summaries are clear and concise . Great job and much appreciated.
Glad it was helpful!
Clear Concise Explanations My friend
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent thanx again Paul
Welcome mate 👍
When does the market continue in the direction of the imbalance and when does it return and correct the imbalance?
That's is one of the challenges, so you use your bias and liquidity grabs, MSS to help inform you.
I can see what seems to be a fair value gap based on the description in other places that prices just continued up..or “didn’t work” I know nothing in trading is 100% I’m guessing I’m not fully understanding how to identify the valid ones.
Thanks a lot Paul🙏🏼 I have a question is imbalance or FVG is sufficient for trading?
Welcome! It depends 😅 I'd suggest having a look at the subsequent videos for more information on how to implement FVGs in your trading.
Thank you for your teaching brother.
You are very welcome!
At 12:10 may I know the reason why you took that particular 3 candle formation and not the one above it
Good question! In that example we are looking at the weekly chart and the 1st candle low has swept the liquidity below the previous week's candle.
Really nice explanation
Thank you 🙂
Great video Paul. Thank you!
You are welcome!
Thank you it was a great lesson
You are very welcome 😊
You are a really amazing and capable teacher
Thank you - I appreciate those kind words!
Hi Paul. What I haven't understood is if the the 3 candles should have the same color or different ones. Does this matter?
Hi Lukas - no the candle stick colours don't matter. It is really just a pattern that once you learn to spot it you will see everywhere. Then it is about when to use it 😊 Make sure you check out my follow up video which goes into more detail.
Hi,
if there is a bearish fvg which is not filled and then there's a bullish fvg below the bearish fvg, should we consider trading the bullish or the bearish one?
That depends on a lot of factors. Firstly your bias. If you are bullish then generally you are only looking for long setups. Secondly where are you in your dealing range - premium or discount? The FVG is just a set up to trigger your entry or to target for an exit. When you use it and why is actually more important.
Paul, can i ask the question, when i was watching this video, "an introdution to ICT's Fair Value Gap" there were lots and lots of other FVG's on those charts, is there a reson they dont matter
Of course! That's a great question. Not all FVGs are created equal. An FVG can be used for timing a reversal or catching a continuation, but in both cases it is the draw on liquidity which is important. If price is not drawing to a particular high time frame point of interest or reacting to a high time frame point of interest then the FVG is just a price imbalance so it doesn't carry the same importance.
Nice video... keep uploading the ict's mentorship program summary videos...tysm
Thank you - will do 👍
thank you paul for a good explaination of the FVG
Welcome!
What about all of the times on these charts that fair value gaps were not respected?
Good question! Like everything an FVG is a tool so it is a question of when to use it. Personally, I use them for reversals after a liquidity raid and for continuations of a trend after a liquidity raid (reaching to the other side of the dealing range).
Amazing brother
Thank you so much 😀
HI. What i dont understand with FVG is why would Trading View if for example a 1 hour chart it would show a 1H FVG, but when you break it down, its actually been partially filled or even completely filled at a low TFs. Its confusing to me, because as i say, what you thought might be a gap, wasn't a gap at all! Ive actually done this a number of times.Can i ask what you think please? Thanks
It's always a good practice to monitor the FVGs on higher timeframes than your execution time frame. If you are on a low time frame like the M1 but there is no FVG on the M3 then the M1 FVG isn't as strong a set up. Confluence will tip the probability in your favor!
@@pauljleroy Got it, great cheers
Am I missing the concept? at 3:12 it says "crossing the body of #2 candle" I do not see it crossing but inline
Price needs to trade back into the FVG. This is the area where price should react.
@@pauljleroy you missed my point, in your diagram I do not see it crossing candle 2...it looks level
Hey Paul, was wondering what broker your currently with and do they allow you to trade E MINI Futures as we see in Michaels teachings. I'm currently with Pepperstone and they seem a little limited in terms of options. Appreciate the feed back and keep up the great work! Rgds!
Hey! I'm not trading emini futures at the moment so I haven't looked into brokers that I can trade with from Australia. BUT this is probably going to change as I have been doing some backtesting on the ES and the results have been quite good. I'm going to be doing some comparisons between crypto, fx and indicies and then trade the best ones (obviously!). In the past I've used CFDs to trade the US indicies as this is a pretty easy option and is a good substitute to futures. I haven't looked into it but I suspect for non-US residents trading futures is probably hard or not possible, hence why you see a lot of youtubers trading CFDs instead. Sorry that probably doesn't answer your question!
@@pauljleroy Thanks Paul appreciate the reply!
Loud and clear
I have often thought though, you can create a FVG on all the timeframes, meaning they could be FVGs everywhere on the chart, making them nonsense?
Some what true, but that is why where and when you use them is important.
Thank you.
Great explanation - as always! Thank you Paul.
Glad you liked it!
Oh my gosh! Just figured it out. I'm so sorry... I thought it had a wick because of the marked zone boarder/outline! Just made the vid full screen and the blue outline was clear. Apologies again and keep up the great work haha!
No worries! I'm glad the video helped you 😊 Once you've got this make sure to check out the other videos so you can learn the other concepts which help to implement FVGs into your trading.
Hi Paul i request you to please help me how to learn ict as a beginner step by step I'm really confused from which content I get a basic knowledge
Of course! I would start with the 2022 mentorship. This is essentially a complete system which you can readily build from to create your own system to suit your specific style and situation. It will take time and you will likely need to watch some of the videos multiple times for it to sink in. To supplement this learning you can also use the reviews which I have done of each lesson. These are very consolidated but should help to clarify and reinforce your learning from ICT. Best of luck - it is worth the investment!
Thanks , Paul. If the area drawn is different in the 4 -hour and 1 hour cycle, how do I choose?
I'd look for a run on liquidity first (to help identify the better set up) and/or try to find set ups which create confluent areas over the various timeframes.
Thank you very much, very useful video!
Glad you liked it!
Why is ict mentorship summary not completed yet ..did u stoo doing video
Almost done! Just a few to go!
@@pauljleroy thanks for the reply a new sub here ... I started ict videos yesterday but was not understanding since I am new to trading ..looked for alternatives and found your channel ..your explanation easier to understand, I am not a native speaker.
@@Carey1135 glad the videos are helping you !
Did you consider making a course about ICT? I will pay for it. You can align all the information, explain it in a simple way like you did in this video. That would be so helpful. ICT videos are more like an CVA to watch... sorry for the joke, but it's true.
Edit: What a fool myself!!! This was the very first video I saw because you pop up on my recommended. I just enter to the video section and it's all about ICT! THANKS!!! By the way... already subscribed, like.. and I will see EVERY VIDEO of this channel. PROMISE.
😋 Glad you found me! All my reviews of ICT's 2022 Mentorship are free 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks for the confirmation!
Welcome!
Without significant gap, the 3 candle drawings are incorrect in this video at least their color. A red candle means it opened as the last candle's close (which was green) then price closed lower. Thus if a green candle is followed by a red candle, the upper part of their candle's thick part should be a the same level (because if the last candle's thick part is higher than the previous, it means it close higher, so it should be a green candle)
Good pick up! Yes the last candles in each example are the wrong colour. Need to fire my editor 😂
@@pauljleroy Now the question is, is it a correct FVG setup when the 3 candle pattern is formed with Green-Green-Red and Red-Red-Green or they have to be the same direction/color?
Awesome !
hey grandpa thanks for your explanation
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helpful thank you
Glad it helped 😉
you forgot to show the FVG that gets filled where this does not work.
That's true but it is just an introductory video to show the basics.
Very much appreciated ❤️
You are welcome 😊
You are good
Thank you 😉
Thank you👍
You’re welcome 😊
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Unfortunately you didn't understand the break of structure both ways to filter the imbalance. Otherwise you are blindly trading every imbalance. That's a nono. Add the filter and you will see beautiful trades just about everyday on almost all markets. It's quite stunning.
Thanks Connor - exactly right! This is just an introductory video so the next video goes into liquidity grabs and market structure shifts.
@@pauljleroy 30 pip trades 1-2 times a day. All one needs. Just 10 pairs can net a 600 pip day. Far better than trying to predict 100 pip moves. 10 rr trades are stressing.
@@connorjohnson9702 very true. I aim for 2-3 RR each trade. Those smaller wins compound quickly!
@@pauljleroy targets almost always get hit if you stay within the average daily range. As well as yes. Compound is indeed the 8th wonder of the world.
Hi Connor, do you mind sharing more details on what you mean by a break of structure both ways? What timeframe do you mostly trade? Thanks.
Nice
Thanks!
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Thank you sir u r a true gem the way you explained the FVG concept. my all doubt clear You could be a greatest trade mentor for forex community ever have🌈💙🫂
You are most welcome - very nice of you to say! 😊
hi Paul
I have 3 question but I can't find your Emil address or etc... , please take me your Emil or anything , I need your help .
thank you about share me your knowledge .
note: I find you to linked but your massage is lock.
best regards
r.h
haha.........u are NOT TELLING there is ONE the MOST important point