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PD Arrays are one of the tools that the algorithm uses to deliver price. Mastering them can greatly improve your understanding of price action.
In this series, I’ll be teaching you the four PD Arrays that you should master
Let’s dive in 🧵
Today, we’ll be looking at the most common and easiest PD Array to learn. The “Fair Value Gap” (FVG)
It’s sometimes referred to as an “imbalance” or an “inefficiency”
The FVG is a 3-candle pattern that forms when price makes a quick move to the upside or the downside. This leaves a “gap” in price.
Usually, price will come back to fill these gaps.
Here’s an example of a FVG on a chart.
As you can see, price came back to fill the FVG before moving lower.
Now, try to spot the FVG in this chart.
Take your time and complete this simple exercise before moving on.
Here it is. Did you manage to get it right?
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Now, here’s a simple task for you.
Open up the EURUSD Weekly chart and mark out the FVGs you can find. Post your charts in the comments, and I’ll respond to every one of you.
Good luck!
In the next part of this series, I’ll be going over the next PD Array. The Orderblock.
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