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Bullish & Bearish FVG Explained | Best Fair Value Gaps for Trading | Smart Money Concepts 🔹 What is an FVG (Fair Value Gap)? A Fair Value Gap (FVG) is an inefficiency in price action where the market moves so fast that it leaves a gap between candles. This gap represents an imbalance between buyers and sellers, meaning price is likely to revisit that level to “rebalance” before continuing in its trend. It is typically spotted using 3 consecutive candles (A-B-C): In a Bullish FVG, the low of Candle C is higher than the high of Candle A. In a Bearish FVG, the high of Candle C is lower than the low of Candle A. 🔹 Bullish FVG Formed when price aggressively pushes upward, leaving behind an inefficiency. It shows that buyers dominated sellers, leaving a gap where not all orders were filled. Price often comes back to fill or partially fill the bullish FVG before resuming upward. 📌 Example: If candles move like this: Candle A (bearish), Candle B (strong bullish), Candle C (bullish) → the gap between A’s high and C’s low = Bullish FVG. ✅ Trading Idea: Wait for price to retrace into the bullish FVG zone, then look for entry confirmation (SMC concepts like BOS, OB, or liquidity grab) to go long. 🔹 Bearish FVG Formed when price aggressively pushes downward, leaving inefficiency. It shows that sellers dominated buyers, leaving a gap where not all buy orders were filled. Price often returns to rebalance the gap before continuing downward. 📌 Example: If candles move like this: Candle A (bullish), Candle B (strong bearish), Candle C (bearish) → the gap between A’s low and C’s high = Bearish FVG. ✅ Trading Idea: Wait for price to retrace into the bearish FVG zone, then look for bearish confirmation to enter short. 🔹Best FVGs to Trade (High Probability Zones) Not all FVGs are worth trading. The best setups are: 1. Higher Timeframe FVGs (HTF) Daily / 4H / 1H FVGs are more powerful than small timeframe ones. Price respects them longer because they show strong institutional order flow. 2. FVGs Aligned with Structure Trade FVGs that align with market bias. Example: In a bullish market, focus on bullish FVGs; in a bearish market, focus on bearish FVGs. 3. FVGs inside Premium & Discount Zones Use Fibonacci 50% rule: Bullish FVGs inside the discount zone (below 50%) are stronger. Bearish FVGs inside the premium zone (above 50%) are stronger. 4. FVG + Order Block Confluence When an FVG aligns with a demand OB (for bullish) or supply OB (for bearish), it’s a high probability zone. 5. Liquidity Grab + FVG If liquidity is taken (stop hunt) before entering an FVG, the trade becomes much stronger. 6. Fresh & Untouched FVGs The first time price revisits an FVG is the most reliable. Multiple retests reduce its strength. - Summary Bullish FVG → Price gap to the upside, retracement often creates a buy opportunity. Bearish FVG → Price gap to the downside, retracement often creates a sell opportunity. Best FVGs → Higher timeframe, aligned with market bias, found in premium/discount zones, confluence with OB or liquidity grabs, and fresh zones. Bullish FVG explained Bearish FVG explained Best FVGs in trading ICT FVG trading strategy Smart Money Concepts FVG Fair Value Gap trading Bullish vs bearish FVG FVG confluence with order blocks Trading FVG with liquidity grabs Higher timeframe FVG strategy #FVG #FairValueGap #ICTTrading #SMCTrading #bullishfvg
Bullish & Bearish FVG Explained | Best Fair Value Gaps for Trading | Smart Money Concepts 🔹 What is an FVG (Fair Value Gap)? A Fair Value Gap (FVG) is an inefficiency in price action where the market moves so fast that it leaves a gap between candles. This gap represents an imbalance between buyers and sellers, meaning price is likely to revisit that level to “rebalance” before continuing in its trend. It is typically spotted using 3 consecutive candles (A-B-C): In a Bullish FVG, the low of Candle C is higher than the high of Candle A. In a Bearish FVG, the high of Candle C is lower than the low of Candle A. 🔹 Bullish FVG Formed when price aggressively pushes upward, leaving behind an inefficiency. It shows that buyers dominated sellers, leaving a gap where not all orders were filled. Price often comes back to fill or partially fill the bullish FVG before resuming upward. 📌 Example: If candles move like this: Candle A (bearish), Candle B (strong bullish), Candle C (bullish) → the gap between A’s high and C’s low = Bullish FVG. ✅ Trading Idea: Wait for price to retrace into the bullish FVG zone, then look for entry confirmation (SMC concepts like BOS, OB, or liquidity grab) to go long. 🔹 Bearish FVG Formed when price aggressively pushes downward, leaving inefficiency. It shows that sellers dominated buyers, leaving a gap where not all buy orders were filled. Price often returns to rebalance the gap before continuing downward. 📌 Example: If candles move like this: Candle A (bullish), Candle B (strong bearish), Candle C (bearish) → the gap between A’s low and C’s high = Bearish FVG. ✅ Trading Idea: Wait for price to retrace into the bearish FVG zone, then look for bearish confirmation to enter short. 🔹Best FVGs to Trade (High Probability Zones) Not all FVGs are worth trading. The best setups are: 1. Higher Timeframe FVGs (HTF) Daily / 4H / 1H FVGs are more powerful than small timeframe ones. Price respects them longer because they show strong institutional order flow. 2. FVGs Aligned with Structure Trade FVGs that align with market bias. Example: In a bullish market, focus on bullish FVGs; in a bearish market, focus on bearish FVGs. 3. FVGs inside Premium & Discount Zones Use Fibonacci 50% rule: Bullish FVGs inside the discount zone (below 50%) are stronger. Bearish FVGs inside the premium zone (above 50%) are stronger. 4. FVG + Order Block Confluence When an FVG aligns with a demand OB (for bullish) or supply OB (for bearish), it’s a high probability zone. 5. Liquidity Grab + FVG If liquidity is taken (stop hunt) before entering an FVG, the trade becomes much stronger. 6. Fresh & Untouched FVGs The first time price revisits an FVG is the most reliable. Multiple retests reduce its strength. - Summary Bullish FVG → Price gap to the upside, retracement often creates a buy opportunity. Bearish FVG → Price gap to the downside, retracement often creates a sell opportunity. Best FVGs → Higher timeframe, aligned with market bias, found in premium/discount zones, confluence with OB or liquidity grabs, and fresh zones. Bullish FVG explained Bearish FVG explained Best FVGs in trading ICT FVG trading strategy Smart Money Concepts FVG Fair Value Gap trading Bullish vs bearish FVG FVG confluence with order blocks Trading FVG with liquidity grabs Higher timeframe FVG strategy #FVG #FairValueGap #ICTTrading #SMCTrading #bullishfvg


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