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Fair Value Gap - 3
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III — Sellside Imbalance Buyside Inefficiency (SIBI)
A bearish FVG is a SIBI. A SIBI is made up of 3 consecutive candlesticks :
1- The low of the first candle is the FVG high
2- The second candle is a displacement in price
3- The high of the third candle is the FVG low
Sellside Imbalance Buyside Inefficiency (SIBI) because during the second candle there was only sellside offered to the market so there’s a Sellside Imbalance and because there is no buyside being offered there’s a Buyside Inefficiency.
Fair Value Gap - 3
Check out the Fair Value Gap - 2.
III — Sellside Imbalance Buyside Inefficiency (SIBI)
A bearish FVG is a SIBI. A SIBI is made up of 3 consecutive candlesticks :
1- The low of the first candle is the FVG high
2- The second candle is a displacement in price
3- The high of the third candle is the FVG low
Sellside Imbalance Buyside Inefficiency (SIBI) because during the second candle there was only sellside offered to the market so there’s a Sellside Imbalance and because there is no buyside being offered there’s a Buyside Inefficiency.
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Fair value gap - 2
Buyside Imbalance Sell-Side Inefficiency (BISI)
A bullish FVG is a BISI. A BISI is made up of 3 consecutive candlesticks :
1- The high of the first candle is the FVG low
2- The second candle is a displacement in price
3- The low of the third candle is the FVG high
Buyside Imbalance Sellside Inefficiency (BISI) because during the second candle there is only buyside offered to the market so there’s a Buyside Imbalance and because there’s no Sellside being offered there’s a Sellside Inefficiency.
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Fair value gap - 2
Buyside Imbalance Sell-Side Inefficiency (BISI)
A bullish FVG is a BISI. A BISI is made up of 3 consecutive candlesticks :
1- The high of the first candle is the FVG low
2- The second candle is a displacement in price
3- The low of the third candle is the FVG high
Buyside Imbalance Sellside Inefficiency (BISI) because during the second candle there is only buyside offered to the market so there’s a Buyside Imbalance and because there’s no Sellside being offered there’s a Sellside Inefficiency.
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Fair Value Gap -
Fair Value Gap is a range in Price Delivery where one side of the Market Liquidity is offered and typically confirmed with a Liquidity Void on the Lower Time Frame in the same range of price. Price can actually ‘gap’ to create a literal vacuum of trading thus posting an actual Price Gap.
The ICT FVG is a particular price pattern observed within a three-candle sequence on a price chart. It is characterized by a large central candle surrounded by neighboring candles with upper and lower wicks that do not fully overlap the range of the large candle. This configuration signals a swift price surge or decline that transpires so rapidly that buyers or sellers cannot effectively counteract it, resulting in a market imbalance.
ICT FVG usually happens within the ‘Displacement’. In fact, after the price reaches a liquidity level (old high/low, run on liquidity pools or turtle soup) and then reverses, a very powerful move in price action resulting in strong selling or buying pressure will occur. This aggressive move in price is called ‘Displacement’. Generally speaking, displacement will appear as a single or a group of candles that are all positioned in the same direction. These candles typically have large real bodies and very short wicks, suggesting very little disagreement between buyers and sellers.
In the next post, I will try to explain more about FVG. Follow me to learn more.
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Fair Value Gap -
Fair Value Gap is a range in Price Delivery where one side of the Market Liquidity is offered and typically confirmed with a Liquidity Void on the Lower Time Frame in the same range of price. Price can actually ‘gap’ to create a literal vacuum of trading thus posting an actual Price Gap.
The ICT FVG is a particular price pattern observed within a three-candle sequence on a price chart. It is characterized by a large central candle surrounded by neighboring candles with upper and lower wicks that do not fully overlap the range of the large candle. This configuration signals a swift price surge or decline that transpires so rapidly that buyers or sellers cannot effectively counteract it, resulting in a market imbalance.
ICT FVG usually happens within the ‘Displacement’. In fact, after the price reaches a liquidity level (old high/low, run on liquidity pools or turtle soup) and then reverses, a very powerful move in price action resulting in strong selling or buying pressure will occur. This aggressive move in price is called ‘Displacement’. Generally speaking, displacement will appear as a single or a group of candles that are all positioned in the same direction. These candles typically have large real bodies and very short wicks, suggesting very little disagreement between buyers and sellers.
In the next post, I will try to explain more about FVG. Follow me to learn more.
#BeginnerTrader #Beginnersguide #Beginners