Using iFVG is cool, but knowing when to take iFVGs can make a big difference
In this thread I’m going to show you how to use iFVGs to increase your win rate by 20-30%🧵
In this thread I’m going to show you how to use iFVGs to increase your win rate by 20-30%🧵
The answer I am trying to direct you towards is this:
We are trading between two major pools of liquidity (high and low)
Or in other words, we are ranging
We are trading between two major pools of liquidity (high and low)
Or in other words, we are ranging
Whenever we are in a range, we tend to get iFVGs, but they are never lightbulb ones, and let me tell you why.
By lightbulb I mean ones that rarely fail and work right away
It’s because there’s so much accumulation going on between this range and yeah,
By lightbulb I mean ones that rarely fail and work right away
It’s because there’s so much accumulation going on between this range and yeah,
we might get a couple of working iFVGs, but the BEST ones that I have learned to wait for, are the ones that form here:
As this picture shows x.com
As this picture shows x.com
You wouldn’t believe how much your win rate will go up if you wait for the LOD or HOD to hit or london high/low to hit before taking an iFVG
Most that fail are typically between these levels
Most that fail are typically between these levels
You can see in this chart, we ended up going below the low first which made this iFVG extremely high probability back to the upside x.com
And yes, there were some iFVGs INSIDE the range that worked but they just aren’t as high of probability when we trade back outside the range, then get one to put us back in the range, that’s where the real money is🤫
Here’s one more example
We have two major levels, a high and a low that is clearly defined on the chart
So instead of taking a iFVG between these two lines, wait for one to hit first THEN take the setup
If one hits and we don’t get a good iFVG, then just don’t take it x.com
We have two major levels, a high and a low that is clearly defined on the chart
So instead of taking a iFVG between these two lines, wait for one to hit first THEN take the setup
If one hits and we don’t get a good iFVG, then just don’t take it x.com
See what happens? We DIDNT NEED TO get a short setup here but we happened to and it was at this major high x.com
So in the future, instead of trying to take an iFVG in the middle of the range, wait for the high or low of range to hit THEN look for one
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