FVG Strategy

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STRATEGY

FVG Dynamics

Trade the Gaps

Strategies

Meet FVG Dynamics — a precision gap engine for TWM that reacts to fresh Fair Value Gaps in real time. Choose your style: let price fill the gap or bounce off its edge. Add smart ADX-driven logic that can auto-switch between modes (or stand down) when conditions aren’t right. Tight control over entries (Limit or Stop-Market), targets/stops expressed as a % of the gap, and clutter-free chart visuals keep you focused on execution, not guesswork. Turn gaps into a repeatable, rules-first edge.

Description

Two ways to work a gap — one ruleset.

FVG Dynamics detects 3-bar Fair Value Gaps and lets you trade them in one of two frameworks:

  1. Fill approach: you expect price to continue into the gap and complete more of it.
  2. Bounce approach: you expect price to reject at a gap boundary and reverse.

Entry mechanics are flipped by design (so you can exploit both continuations and rejections):

  1. Bounce mode
  2. Limit: place at the gap boundary and enter on touch (anticipating a reject).
  3. Stop-Market: arm inside the gap; enter only after price steps in (anticipating a breakout continuation from the edge).
  4. Fill mode
  5. Stop-Market: enter right at boundary touch (anticipating continued progression toward a full fill).
  6. Limit: place inside the gap; wait for price to step in, then fade back to the boundary for the fill.

Add filters to stay selective:

  1. Gap size filter (min/max in %): ignore micro and monster gaps.
  2. ADX filters: trade only in trending (“bounce”) or ranging (“fill”) regimes via:
  3. Threshold (ADX ≥ threshold ⇒ Bounce; ADX < threshold ⇒ Fill),
  4. Direction (ADX rising ⇒ Bounce; ADX falling ⇒ Fill), or
  5. Auto mode: let ADX choose Fill vs Bounce on each new FVG (and optionally “no trade” when signals conflict).

Targets/Stops scale with the gap itself (TP/SL as % of gap height), so your risk:reward adapts to context. Clean overlays draw zones and optional TP/SL segments to keep the chart readable. FvgDynamic

Quick trade ideas (examples)

  1. Fill continuation: On a down-gap (bullish setup), use Fill + Stop-Market to trigger as soon as price taps the lower boundary, targeting ~50–100% of the gap height with SL symmetrical to your TP%.
  2. Fade-to-fill: Use Fill + Limit to rest orders inside the gap; when price steps in, you fade back toward the boundary, aiming for partial/complete fill.
  3. Edge rejection: In strong trend, Bounce + Limit at the boundary often catches the first touch rejection.
  4. Breakout from edge: Bounce + Stop-Market waits for price to step in first, then arms for continuation away from the boundary.


Main Features

Dual-Mode Gap Engine

Trade Fill or Bounce with mirrored entry logic (Limit vs Stop-Market) tailored for continuation or rejection plays.

ADX-Smart Auto Mode

Let ADX pick Fill vs Bounce (or stand down on conflicts) using threshold and/or direction logic, per new FVG.

Context-Scaled Risk

Targets and stops are set as % of the gap height, keeping risk:reward proportional across small and large gaps.

Surgical Filtering & Clarity

Min/Max gap size filters, optional ADX gating, and clean on-chart visuals for FVG zones and TP/SL segments.

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FAQ

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A 3-bar void where the current bar doesn’t overlap the bar two periods back (lo₀ > hi₂ for up-gap; hi₀ < lo₂ for down-gap). The module tracks gap bounds and deactivates once filled.

They’re intentionally inverted: • Fill: Stop-Market on boundary touch; Limit waits inside the gap. • Bounce: Limit on boundary touch; Stop-Market waits inside the gap.

ADX can choose Fill (range) vs Bounce (trend) via a threshold or direction test. If both are enabled and disagree, the module treats that as a conflict and cancels/withholds entries until the conflict clears.

Yes. If a filter invalidates the setup (e.g., ADX conflict or mode flip while no position is on), working entry orders are cancelled and re-armed only when logic is valid again.

As a percentage of the current gap height (the distance between gap bounds). For example, 100% TP means the full gap height projected from entry.

Yes. Optional zone fills for each detected FVG, an auxiliary series for “FVG % Range,” and TP/SL line segments when bracket orders are active.

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