MODULE 4 OF 9
Fair Value Gaps
Markets are efficient — eventually. A Fair Value Gap is a price imbalance that almost always gets filled. Learn to trade these like clockwork.
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What Is a Fair Value Gap?
A Fair Value Gap is a gap in price where not enough buyers and sellers traded — price will come back to fill it.
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Finding FVGs on Any Chart
Once you see FVGs, you can't unsee them. They're everywhere — but only some are worth trading.
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Bullish vs Bearish FVGs
Bullish FVGs are support zones. Bearish FVGs are resistance zones.
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Which FVGs Fill?
Not every FVG fills right away — these are the three signs that tell you this one is about to.
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Trading Into an FVG
You never guess — you set an order at the FVG and let price come to you.
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Copy This: The FVG Entry
The complete FVG trade. Mark, set, walk away.