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How to Earn $13,000 Trading FVGs in One Day: A Step-by-Step Guide
Discover how to make $13,000 in a single trading day by leveraging Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) effectively. Learn how FVGs can form a comprehensive trading plan, encompassing bias, narrative, entry points, risk management, and more. Explore live examples and unique insights to maximize your profits.
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Yes, you read that correctly.
I made $13,000 in one single trading day.
And you can do the exact same thing.
And I want to show you that you can achieve this with just one simple concept.
You don't need all those concepts that people throw at you.
You don't need them.
Because the fair value gaps don't lie.
I will show you how to Fair Value Caps form a whole trading plan on its own.
Bias, narrative, entry, whatever you need, risk management, everything.
I will show you how every single concept that you can think of,
every single one, name one, write them down in the comments.
Every single one is incorporated into the trading plan if you use Fair Value Caps.
And then I'll also show you live examples.
Before we dive in, I want you to pay attention to the different uses of the fair value gaps
that people don't look at but the money making team does.
And that's what makes these fair value gaps so important.
so special. Because we have the normal situation, what usually people look at,
is the fair value gap being created. That's a very normal situation. Alright,
we create a new fair value gap higher or lower. Perfect.
Second situation, we also pay attention to the non-creation of a fair value gap.
So the lack of a new fair value gap being created. In a subcategory, those first two tell us a lot
when it's coming off a previous PD array.
Then at the third one, we have a rejecting versus a non-rejecting fair value gap.
Which also of course goes hand in hand with a new fair value gap being created or not being created.
Then the fourth one is a very basic thing, but it's extremely crucial.
It's the three phases of a fair value gap.
Then the fifth one is a context fair value gap,
and then the sixth one is an overlapping fair value gap.
So study how we are going to go over these different types of fair value gaps in the examples right here.
So we are on euro US dollar right now.
Now again, this works on every single instrument that you can imagine.
Indices, forex, doesn't matter.
Then the first thing that I want to talk about is that we only pay attention to the fair
value gaps that are in the current lag on any time frame.
Again, that lag is from a swing low to a swing high.
The most recent swing low to the most recent swing high, or the most recent ones that are
being created potentially.
That's a bullish lag or a bearish lag from a swing high to a swing low, of course.
So you only pay attention to the fair value gaps that are in the current lag.
So this fair value gap that you're seeing to the left right there on the daily time
frame, it's not something you would pay attention to.
It's not relevant.
And the reason for that is if you pay attention to the fair value gaps in the lag, in the
most recent lag, that is order flow, which I haven't touched on in depth on my YouTube.
All right.
So on EURUSD, if we first zoom out to the monthly time frame, on the monthly time frame,
we can see that we have
have this monthly fair value gap sitting right there.
So again, you need to sort of turn your mind off to stop paying attention to other things.
Now we're also going to pay a little attention to the swing highs and swing lows because
