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all right hello everyone hope you're
doing all right welcome back to this
video about fair value gaps so if you
were attending the live stream this past
Sunday we were touching a little bit on
how fair value gaps are creating a
narrative now obviously there is a
little bit more advanced but that live
stream is a great video to watch after
this one mainly the beginning of that
live stream is where we talk about
perfect apps that are creating a
narrative again I'm live streaming on
YouTube right here every Sunday at 8 30
a.m New York local time so put your
alerts on or either join the telegram
where I announce the live streams link
to the telegram is in the description
alright so without further Ado let's get
right into it so as you can see right
here we have a few steps to go over
first one being fvg FEG fair value Gap
second one busy slash civi busy buysite
imbalance cell side inefficiency
civi sell side imbalance beside
inefficiency BPR balanced price range
liquidity void and volume aim balance
all right so the first one being a fair
value Gap what actually is a fair value
Gap it is an imbalance that leaves
behind an inefficiency in the market the
market moves efficient so to deliver
fair value fair value Gap if we have an
imbalance on the buy side that means we
are having a cell site inefficiency to
deliver fair value we need to rebalance
that buy side imbalance and deliver sell
side inefficiency so what does a fair
value Gap look like a fair value Gap is
fairly simple right here you have one
candle right here you have the wick so
keep that in mind the top of that Wick
so this candle that top of that Wick
right here then we have 1 volcano that
is expending higher this is a bullish
fair value Gap then right here we have
another candle that closes once this
candle closes and it leaves behind only
a body of a candle without filling in
with Wicks then this creates a fair
value Gap so this right here
this box is a fair value Gap the fair
value Gap is located between two weeks
and it's a three candle formation always
so once this candle closed doesn't
matter whether it's up candle a down
candle once that candle closes that
third candle it creates a fair value Gap
now of course right here if we take a
look at this for example this isn't a
fair value Gap yes we have a body but
there is no space between the first Wick
and the second Wick there is no body in
between there's no Gap so if you move a
little bit further what do we have here
we have a new fair value Gap right
that is a verified Gap then right here
we also have a fair value Gap right here
you can see a verified Gap gets
rebalanced right here doesn't have to
come all the way to the top it can
already sting into it and then just go
lower it doesn't have to rebalance it
fully so you can probably see how price
is navigating towards these fair value
gaps all the time so right here verify
your Gap right here for if I get right
here for five Gap right here right here
price is constantly navigating towards
those fair value gaps so price is
constantly rebalancing it is rebalancing
inefficient price action and again right
there is no premise to how big a fair
value Gap should be this is also a
verified Gap this is also a fair value
Gap the smallest little verified I get
right here is also for very good even
smaller this is also a fair value Gap as
a long as the Wicks have a little body
between them
so right here there's a little body and
the Wicks aren't overlapping if this
Wick was a little bit to the downside
right like this for example and there
was no space in between
then this wouldn't be a fair value Gap
but now this is a fair value Gap all
right now if we move on to the second
one a busy and a city a busy buy side
imbalance so there's a imbalance on the
buy side what does that mean this right
here
is an imbalance on the buy side and
imbalance is the same as a fair value
Gap and then a cell site in efficiency
so there is no sell side delivery in
that buy side imbalance or they go hand
in hand when there is a bicep imbalance
there is automatically cell side
inefficiency
so sell side needs to be delivered right
there so right here buys that imbalance
cell site inefficiency here cell site
gets fulfilled so to make it even easier
a busy is a bullish fair value Gap and
you can make it easy right busy start
with a B so buy so bullish fair value
Gap CV starts with an S so sell so a
bearish fair value Gap busy bullish
forever Gap sebi bearish foreign sell
side imbalance buy side inefficiency so
for example right here cell site
imbalance cell site verify your Gap a
buy side inefficiency there is no price
action on the buy side so right here
that buy side inefficiency gets
fulfilled then the next thing a BPR a
balanced price range a BPR is too
overlapping fair value gaps so an
overlapping busy with a civi what does
that look like if we take a look right
here
this right here
is
a balanced price range and again all
these five things essentially four
because busy city is just a fair value
Gap these can all be used as point of
Interest or PD arrays that we can trade
off of and a BPR is only the overlapping
part of the two verify gaps so a bullish
for Value Gap and a bearish for so
if we take a look right here we have
another one right here only the
overlapping part is the part you would
select so for example right here
it is a little bit overlapping so that
is the only part you would select of
course keeping in mind there's also a
fair flag game right here there's also a
BPR right here these are just a nice
Confluence so that is a bprn overlapping
busy and a city or an overlapping city
with a busy now the fourth one is a
liquidity void the difference between a
fair value Gap and a liquidity void a
fair value Gap there has been one-sided
delivery meaning we have either a buy
side imbalance or a cell site imbalance
a liquidity void there was no buy side
nor a sell side imbalance so there was
no delivery of price action at all it is
a gap in the market it is a liquidity
void there was no price delivery at all
so for example this is something you
will see during news events heavy news
events so I'm talking about US dollar
fomc CPI NFP when these are high impact
news events sometimes happen they leave
behind a liquidity void on the lower
time frame but if we take a look right
here at the stocks stocks open up with a
gap most of the time because there's no
Trading right here the Mark is closed
when they open up they are leaving
behind a liquidity void so right here
this part where there is no price action
right here that is a liquidity void
price has a very strong tendency even
stronger than a fair value Gap what I
would say so trade back into this
liquidity void before continuing so
right here just another example on the
liquidity void this for example right
here this little Gap in price action
that is a liquidity void same for this
little Gap those are liquidity voice
there was no price delivery on both
sides of the market it just skipped a
few price points a few price ticks this
happens on Futures way more than on
Forex pairs now for the last one the
final one right here the fifth one a
volume imbalance a volume imbalance is
when there is a space between swing two
candles so for example
a candle should normally close right
here and then open and they should be
perfectly at the same price point right
well this doesn't always happen and
especially on future contracts so you
will see this less often in Forex more
so on Futures like es which is the
Futures contracts for the S P 500 and
right here if we take a look and take a
closer look this right here that is a
volume in balance
get right there there is a little bit of
space between this close and this open
of the candles so that right there would
be a volume imbalance so if we take a
look at the daily price action right
here we have a few volume imbalances
right you can see this one
right there and we could see this one
right there those are examples of volume
imbalances there is a little Gap right
here between the bodies of the candles
so this is a two candle formation and
not a three candle formation now again
all these things these five things
basically four because BC and for Value
Gap is the exact same thing these four
things are the best when they are
overlapping with another PD array that
we have already touched on then they are
the strongest and fair value gaps and
liquidity voice and volume imbalances
Etc they will tell you a story so if you
are interested in that then you can take
a look at the live stream especially in
the beginning of the live stream that's
where we touch on it alright I want to
thank you study this and study how they
form a narrative and I will see you at
the next video on Friday alright thank
you
thank you
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