Dear ,
Today is Day 6, and honestly,
I’m excited to share this one with you.
Because this setup is something I personally use a lot.
It’s clean, simple, and logical.
And once you understand it,
You’ll stop taking unnecessary trades.
It’s basically a combination of two things you already learned:
- Breaker Block
- FVG (Fair Value Gap)
When these two show up together,
The entry becomes very accurate.
Let me explain this in the simplest way possible.
What we’re doing today: Combining FVG + Breaker Block
Think of it like this:
A Breaker Block shows where the market trapped traders
and then moved in the opposite direction.
An FVG shows where price moved too fast
and left an imbalance behind.
Now imagine both happening in the same zone.
That area becomes a very strong level.
Because that’s exactly where big players were active.
Here’s how you spot it
- First, find the breaker block
Forget everything else.
Just look for a move that failed
and then reversed hard.
That reversal candle is your breaker.
- For a down move, mark the last green candle
- For an up move, mark the last red candle
This candle is important.
- Now check if an FVG formed right after
Most of the time, after the reversal, the price moves fast and leaves a small gap (FVG).
If that gap is near your breaker candle,
You’ve found a good zone.
This overlapping area becomes your “entry zone”
You don’t need anything fancy.
Just mark this area and wait.
Price usually comes back here
because the market loves filling imbalances.
And when it does…
You’ll often see a clean reaction.
Entry, SL, Target
Entry
Only when you see a clear sign like:
- rejection wick
- engulfing candle
- a small pullback candle
Just one clean signal.
No overthinking.
Stop loss
Keep it beyond the breaker candle.
Safe and simple.
Targets
- First target, fill the imbalance
- Next, nearest structure (Swing)
This setup usually gives a good RR naturally.
Why this setup works so well
Because you’re entering where:
- Retail traders were trapped
- Institutions reversed the move
- Imbalance was left
- Price returns to “fix” the imbalance
- And the same players defend the zone again
, Once you see it a few times,
You’ll understand how clean it is.
Backtest & Observe in the Chart
Just open your chart
and look for a failed move + opposite move + small gap.
Mark it.
Observe how the price reacts.
You’ll immediately understand the logic.
Tomorrow (Day 7),
I’ll show you something very useful:
How to mark real support and resistance,
not the random lines most people draw.
Reply to this email , if you find any difficulty understanding the concept. I can also make a video if you need.
With Love & Respect
Samir
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