Here i will show you how to make an easy scalping setup above 50% winrate and above 1 RR (Positive Overall Return) Up To 5 RR.

Disclaimer: The information shared here is based on personal experience and observations. It is not intended as financial advice or as a sole basis for making trading decisions. The market is highly unpredictable, and past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research, consider multiple factors, and consult with a professional before making any financial decisions. Trading involves significant risk, and it is essential to manage risk appropriately to avoid significant losses.

There are two ways how you can do it, i personally prefer the second way for better winrate and higher RR. Make sure you understand this first.

- Bullish Fair Value Gap is marked from High of the First candle to Low of the Third candle. While Bearish Fair Value Gap is marked from Low of the First candle to High of the Third candle.
- First candle is marked as Number 1 while Third candle is marked as Number 3. Nomatter if it is Bullish or Bearish Fair Value Gap.
- Unmitigated Fair Value Gap in this strategy basically means price has Never touch the zone.
- Unmitigated Order Block in this strategy basically means price has Never touch the zone.


1. Single Timeframe
Market is fractal, you can use any timeframe. This time we will use 1 minute timeframe. First you need to find Fair Value Gap at the same market direction. If you see market is bullish (3 Higher highs) in 1 minute timeframe, then you want to find bullish fair value gap, this is your potential entry level. Now this is very important, you must point the closest and furthest point of your fair value gap. With Long Setup provided by trading view. Make sure you understand this first.

Mark Potential Entry and Stop Loss

Use the long setup and set the entry at number 3 and number 1 as stop loss in your bullish fair value gap, now the target profit. When price is approaching your entry level, you must immediately find the nearest bearish fair value gap number 3 as your first target. Notice how much RR you get, if it is less than 1 RR, it is not a good setup. If you get above 1 RR, then let's find the max target.

Mark First Target and Measure RR

Your max TP is at the unmitigated order block or you can easily find it as the last bullish candle after your max target. Specifically, you need to target the low candle of the bullish ob. Because it is very strong point to make a reversal.

Max Target

Don't look for first or max target above 5 RR because the stop loss is usually pretty wide. I am personally risking 2-5% per setup, 50% TP as my first target if it is above 2 RR, and leave the rest at max TP, but if below 2 RR, i don't set partial TP. I recommend you to focus only on long setup to prevent overtrading and to grow your understanding about which fair value gaps are more valid when you see them layered. Using fibonacci and find discounted level of FVG is a wise choice. Short setup also work the same, but you should get used to the long setup first.

2. Multi Timeframe
This one is a bit more complicated. There are some combinations required to actually get a valid setup in this strategy. I usually use the following set of timeframe.

1. Daily, 4h, 2h, 1h
2. 4h, 1h, 30m, 15m
3. 1h, 30m, 15m, 5m
4. 15m, 5m, 3m
5. 5m, 3m, 1m

For scalping, we can use number 4 or 5. In this example, i will use number 5.

First, we want to find unmitigated fair value gap in the highest timeframe in the set, in this example 5 minute, then mark the equilibrium (50% level) of the FVG. Then, go to lower timeframe and find another unmitigated fair value gap around this area. If you don't find any unmitigated fair value gaps (3m, or 1m in this example), then it is not a good setup. You want to find fair value gaps in multi timeframe.

If you find unmitigated fvg, then set number 3 as entry. For the stop loss, you should know whether the fvg in lower timeframe you just found is in the premium or discount zone of the fvg in highest timeframe. Premium basically means above 50% and discount below 50%. If it is in the premium, then set your stop loss slightly below the equilibrium. If it is in discount, then set your stop loss slightly below the number 1.

For target is just the same as in the first strategy. Find unmitigated fair value gap, measure RR above 3. Max tp at order block.

Unmitigated FVG in Higher Timeframe

You can backtest manually two of these strategies and find a good parameter combinations that you like, you can even try using the OB as your entry instead of only your target. There are many combinations even with the money management strategy to find the most optimal fixed strategy that you can adopt for yourself. That's why i really encourage you to do your own research and backtest without using your capital until you have proven that your own strategy is profitable. Also refer to my previous article about "Thoughts That ALL Traders MUST Have: The Hidden Battle in Every Trade" where i explain in depth about the Smart Money Concept and its components.

Scalping can be very frustating and not many traders do it because of volatility. The key in this setup is trading in internal range. Although there are some other trading models i will share to you in the future articles such as trading with OB, FVG, and side Liquidity as target.