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    Fair Value Gaps ICT

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    1) Fair value gaps (FVG) are a three-candlestick pattern where the high/low of the first candle does not overlap with the high/low of the third candle, indicating an imbalance. 2) SIBI is a bearish FVG where price offered selling and left buying inefficient, while BISI is a bullish FVG where price offered buying and left selling inefficient. 3) Other factors like volume imbalance, opening gaps, and order blocks can provide entry signals for FVGs, with stops placed at pattern ends, swing points, or order blocks. Inversion occurs when SIBI is used as support or BISI as resistance.

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    1) Fair value gaps (FVG) are a three-candlestick pattern where the high/low of the first candle does not overlap with the high/low of the third candle, indicating an imbalance. 2) SIBI is a bearish FVG where price offered selling and left buying inefficient, while BISI is a bullish FVG where price offered buying and left selling inefficient. 3) Other factors like volume imbalance, opening gaps, and order blocks can provide entry signals for FVGs, with stops placed at pattern ends, swing points, or order blocks. Inversion occurs when SIBI is used as support or BISI as resistance.

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    1) Fair value gaps (FVG) are a three-candlestick pattern where the high/low of the first candle does not overlap with the high/low of the third candle, indicating an imbalance. 2) SIBI is a bearish FVG where price offered selling and left buying inefficient, while BISI is a bullish FVG where price offered buying and left selling inefficient. 3) Other factors like volume imbalance, opening gaps, and order blocks can provide entry signals for FVGs, with stops placed at pattern ends, swing points, or order blocks. Inversion occurs when SIBI is used as support or BISI as resistance.

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    1) Fair value gaps (FVG) are a three-candlestick pattern where the high/low of the first candle does not overlap with the high/low of the third candle, indicating an imbalance. 2) SIBI is a bearish FVG where price offered selling and left buying inefficient, while BISI is a bullish FVG where price offered buying and left selling inefficient. 3) Other factors like volume imbalance, opening gaps, and order blocks can provide entry signals for FVGs, with stops placed at pattern ends, swing points, or order blocks. Inversion occurs when SIBI is used as support or BISI as resistance.

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    FAIR VALUE GAPS

    Fair Value Gaps

    Fair Value Gaps

    SIBI & BISI

    VI & Opening Gap

    Entries

    Stop Losses

    Inversion
    Fair Value Gaps

    Fair value gaps (FVG) area three-candlestick


    pattern where the high/low of the candle(1)
    does not overlap the low/high of candle(3).

    The low of candle(1)


    does not overlap with
    the high of candle(3).

    1
    SIBI & BISI

    SIBI: Sellside imbalance buyside inefficiency

    This is a bearish FVG.

    Price offered sellside and made an


    imbalance. This leaves buyside inefficient.
    1
    Candle(1) low does not overlap with
    Candle(3) high.

    3 3

    BISI: Buyside imbalance sellside inefficiency

    This is a bullish FVG. 1

    Price offered buyside and made an


    imbalance. This leaves sellside inefficient.

    Candle(1) high does not overlap with


    Candle(3) low.

    2
    VI & Opening Gap

    Fair Value Gap Volume Imbalance Opening Gap

    3
    Entries

    IOFED Consequent Encroachment FVG Fill

    Entry

    Entry
    0.5

    Entry
    Stop Losses

    FVG End Order Block Swing

    Stop

    Stop

    Stop
    Inversion

    A SIBI used as support on the


    buyside of the curve.

    A BISI used as resistance on the


    sellside of the curve.
    6
    Resources

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