iFVG NoobICT day-trading journal

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Cheat sheets

One concept. A few rules.
The check before the trade.

08 · Lesson summary

Inverse fair value gaps

A body close through an opposing FVG confirms an inversion in the creator’s entry model.

Cheat sheet 08 — bearish viewBSL sweepclose through → targetretest optionaltarget already hitSKIP this entry
Illustrative study model · levels can fail. Swipe or scroll to see the full diagram.

Rules to keep

  1. Liquidity first: identify a meaningful sweep and a plausible reversal location.
  2. Bullish: close above a bearish FVG. Bearish: close below a bullish FVG. Wicks alone do not confirm.
  3. Prefer one recent, obvious gap. With multiple nearby gaps, check the full relevant structure or a slightly higher execution timeframe.
  4. The lesson uses 1M–5M execution. Entry can be at the confirming close, or on retracement when that close makes risk unattractive.
  5. Target the next high/low or inefficiency. Skip if confirmation already delivered that objective. Define invalidation; a close back through the iFVG challenges the thesis.

From the study library

L11, 1:50–20:26. Summary-derived; no corresponding handwritten pages in the reviewed PDF.

  • L11 · iFVGs (My Main Strategy)
    Lesson summarySummary-derived · no handwritten notes

Study notes from Dodgy’s Bootcamp and your notebook. These are not official ICT-authored sheets or guaranteed trading signals.