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Fair Value Gap Explained for Beginners

Learn what an FVG is and why a gap alone is not an entry signal.

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A Fair Value Gap describes an imbalance created by an aggressive move. It highlights an area price may revisit, but it does not make a trade by itself.

What to remember

  • Ask why the imbalance formed.
  • Check whether liquidity and structure support the idea.
  • Define invalidation before treating an FVG as useful.
An FVG is a location for analysis, not a complete setup.

Trading is probabilistic. No setup guarantees a result, and this guide is educational rather than financial advice. Build a process, define risk before entry, and review your decisions honestly.

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