Notebook · Lesson 03
Fair Value Gaps Masterclass
Source pages: Bottom of 3 through upper 6 · Retail concepts & Liquidity notebook
Cleaned transcript
A cleaned breakdown of the handwritten notes, rather than an independent validation of their trading claims.
- An FVG is described as a three-candle pattern with a gap between the relevant extremes of candles one and three.
- The notes interpret that gap as an inefficiency associated with unfilled orders.
- Main workflow: identify liquidity, recognize a market structure shift, then locate an FVG for entry.
Diagrams & examples
- Handwritten diagram: price sweeps sell-side liquidity, reverses, and travels toward buy-side liquidity. The shape is compared to an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern.
- Inserted example: a bearish liquidity sweep, market structure shift, FVG entry area, and sell-side target.
Original handwriting
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