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Let me explain Fair Value Gaps the easy way

If you learn to read this gap, your entries will improve instantly

Dear ,


Welcome to Day 5 of our technical series.


Today, we’ll talk about something that looks fancy,

But it is actually very simple once you understand it:


Fair Value Gaps (FVG)


Most traders use it wrongly.

But once you learn the correct way,

FVGs give very clean entries and help you avoid bad ones.

Let’s make it super simple.


DAY 5 TOPIC: Fair Value Gaps (FVG)


An FVG is just an imbalance in the market.


It means:

Price moved so fast in one direction

that it didn’t trade fairly on the way.


This creates a small empty space on the chart.


Whenever the market leaves an imbalance,

it usually comes back to fill that gap.

That “fill” gives you a very clean entry.


How to identify an FVG


Look for three candles:


For a Bullish FVG (Price wants to go up):

This empty space = Bullish FVG


Price likes to come back and fill it before moving up again.


For a Bearish FVG (Price wants to go down):

This empty space = Bearish FVG


How to use FVG for entries

Just mark the small gap with a box.


No need to chase.

Just wait.


That’s your precise entry.


Below the FVG (for long)

Above the FVG (for short)


RR is usually very good because FVG entries are tight.


Why FVG works

Because:


Now, Backtest in the Chart

Open your 5-minute or 15-minute chart.

Zoom out a little.

Look for:

Mark it.

Wait for the retest.


You will clearly see how the price reacts from that zone.


I can also make a video on this topic. Reply to this email in case if you face difficulties understanding.


With Love and Respect

Samir

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