1. Fair Value GAp(FVG)  If the price moves aggressively,  it leaves an imbalance between candles. Price often come back to fill that gap before continuing. These seem like smart money concepts and pretty basics too but sometimes most of us don't remember the indicators with their names, but they do remember the market movement after detecting one of the patterns you shared. I also forgot a few names but thanks to you, I have revised them now. Anyway, these concepts are best for predicting the next candles but remember that they are very inefficient sometimes. Literally, especially the first one, we also call it correction sometimes and this concept is valid in a few cases only, and I take it as valid when hype is real and market is pumping while there is no volume and hype but still I am seeing this that means the gap is going to be filled sooner and it has happened a lot of times now. By the way, great post OP, can you turn this into a series? I have always wanted to have similar series here in trading section, I could not get enough time to make oney by myself if you have some time, then could you keep posting similar topics? (It sounds like a request but it is not haha) Yes, Sir, it is indeed actually a series, so that while I study trading, I will also share what I learn with those I read and understand from those I read various articles and topics here on the forum, even though it is not that easy to understand right away but at least I understand what I read. It is better that we can share a little knowledge than others who know a lot about trading but have no knowledge to share about the trading they know. It is better to be generous than never, isn't?
1. Fair Value GAp(FVG)  If the price moves aggressively,  it leaves an imbalance between candles. Price often come back to fill that gap before continuing. These seem like smart money concepts and pretty basics too but sometimes most of us don't remember the indicators with their names, but they do remember the market movement after detecting one of the patterns you shared. I also forgot a few names but thanks to you, I have revised them now. Anyway, these concepts are best for predicting the next candles but remember that they are very inefficient sometimes. Literally, especially the first one, we also call it correction sometimes and this concept is valid in a few cases only, and I take it as valid when hype is real and market is pumping while there is no volume and hype but still I am seeing this that means the gap is going to be filled sooner and it has happened a lot of times now. By the way, great post OP, can you turn this into a series? I have always wanted to have similar series here in trading section, I could not get enough time to make oney by myself if you have some time, then could you keep posting similar topics? (It sounds like a request but it is not haha) Yes, Sir, it is indeed actually a series, so that while I study trading, I will also share what I learn with those I read and understand from those I read various articles and topics here on the forum, even though it is not that easy to understand right away but at least I understand what I read. It is better that we can share a little knowledge than others who know a lot about trading but have no knowledge to share about the trading they know. It is better to be generous than never, isn't?

1. Fair Value GAp(FVG)  If the price moves aggressively,  it leaves an imbalance between candles. Price often come back to fill that gap before continuing. These seem like smart money concepts and pretty basics too but sometimes most of us don't remember the indicators with their names, but they do remember the market movement after detecting one of the patterns you shared. I also forgot a few names but thanks to you, I have revised them now. Anyway, these concepts are best for predicting the next candles but remember that they are very inefficient sometimes. Literally, especially the first one, we also call it correction sometimes and this concept is valid in a few cases only, and I take it as valid when hype is real and market is pumping while there is no volume and hype but still I am seeing this that means the gap is going to be filled sooner and it has happened a lot of times now. By the way, great post OP, can you turn this into a series? I have always wanted to have similar series here in trading section, I could not get enough time to make oney by myself if you have some time, then could you keep posting similar topics? (It sounds like a request but it is not haha) Yes, Sir, it is indeed actually a series, so that while I study trading, I will also share what I learn with those I read and understand from those I read various articles and topics here on the forum, even though it is not that easy to understand right away but at least I understand what I read. It is better that we can share a little knowledge than others who know a lot about trading but have no knowledge to share about the trading they know. It is better to be generous than never, isn't?

1. Fair Value GAp(FVG)  If the price moves aggressively,  it leaves an imbalance between candles. Price often come back to fill that gap before continuing. These seem like smart money concepts and pretty basics too but sometimes most of us don't remember the indicators with their names, but they do remember the market movement after detecting one of the patterns you shared. I also forgot a few names but thanks to you, I have revised them now. Anyway, these concepts are best for predicting the next candles but remember that they are very inefficient sometimes. Literally, especially the first one, we also call it correction sometimes and this concept is valid in a few cases only, and I take it as valid when hype is real and market is pumping while there is no volume and hype but still I am seeing this that means the gap is going to be filled sooner and it has happened a lot of times now. By the way, great post OP, can you turn this into a series? I have always wanted to have similar series here in trading section, I could not get enough time to make oney by myself if you have some time, then could you keep posting similar topics? (It sounds like a request but it is not haha) Yes, Sir, it is indeed actually a series, so that while I study trading, I will also share what I learn with those I read and understand from those I read various articles and topics here on the forum, even though it is not that easy to understand right away but at least I understand what I read. It is better that we can share a little knowledge than others who know a lot about trading but have no knowledge to share about the trading they know. It is better to be generous than never, isn't?