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0:01Yo, welcome back to boot camp episode
0:03number seven. We are going through these
0:05really really fast. Um, we have a very
0:07very important topic today for you.
0:09We're going to be talking about untapped
0:11or unfilled FVG's. If you don't know
0:13what an FVG is, go watch episode number
0:15five. I talk about the importance of
0:17FVG's, a concept I invented, a first
0:19fair value gap or a inverse first fair
0:21value gap. And my screen looks a little
0:23bit jumbled because I have all the stuff
0:25on here right now. I was actually
0:26backtesting so I could explain this
0:27concept to you. I would like to be fresh
0:29with the ideas.
0:30Um, and I actually had a a thing happen
0:32here that I think it's going to be
0:33really interesting. I won't be able to
0:34fully explain it today
0:36um, because we need to talk about sweat
0:37pointers and pointer areas of control
0:41um, in the future and that's going to be
0:42the next video and the video after that.
0:44Um, but for now
0:46we're going to be talking about how
0:47untapped FVG's work, why we use them and
0:50how essential they are. Like you
0:51literally cannot trade MEC if you don't
0:53use or understand untapped FVG's.
0:56There's a lot of misconceptions about
0:57them. Some people don't even know how to
0:59use them. They just have them on the
1:00screen.
1:01Um, there is a separate indicator you
1:02can get. There's a link in the bio to
1:04get that. It's a separate indicator.
1:06What I like to do, just so you guys
1:08know, is I like to have my FVG's and my
1:10IFVG's on different screens. But then if
1:12you see, what I'll go in here and do is
1:14I turn off the boxes and the pane
1:17labels. I just keep lines on and then I
1:18turn off midlines. You don't need that.
1:20You just need to show where the untaps
1:22are. See how we have the FVG and then we
1:24have the untap label. FVG's untap label.
1:27FVG's untap label. And what's cool is
1:30the FVG indicator and the untap
1:32indicator are completely synced. So as
1:34you dig in in real time, it's not going
1:36to do it when you backtest cuz it's
1:37being processed candle by candle. But if
1:40you go in here
1:42and you're like, for example, I want to
1:44look at this FVG, what you'll see is
1:46this
1:47little bar right here is going to get
1:48lowered. It's pretty dope. So I do
1:50recommend setting it up that way. That
1:51way you don't have a bunch of different
1:53numbers and on your screen. I also
1:55recommend separating out the the FVG's
1:57and the IFVG's to make it more visible.
1:59That is my recommendation for settings
2:01wise.
2:02Um, but the untapped FVG is like
2:04probably more important than a regular
2:06FVG because they're going to contribute
2:09to the most volatile types of setups and
2:11really the setups that you want to take.
2:13Um, I want to make it clear that every
2:14single interaction you see in the
2:15market, we talked about this in the last
2:17video, is some type of FVG, pointer
2:19reaction to that FVG, transition to
2:21another FVG. What makes the strength of
2:25this of this movement is the amount of
2:26liquidity behind um, amount of
2:28volatility is determined by liquidity
2:30and that is determined whether or not we
2:32are in a very contested range. And the
2:34most contested ranges are the ones that
2:36we've not revisited in a long time.
2:39Thus, a untapped FVG. You can think
2:42about it kind of like how an SMT works
2:44where you have like some high uh, on one
2:46equity and some high on the other equity
2:48and we come in, let's say we don't take
2:50it out on here but we take it out on
2:51here. If you don't know this is what an
2:52SMT is, SMT divergence. Well, the only
2:55reason an SMT works is because you have
2:56some type of untapped FVG at the high of
2:59the previous equity and you know, we
3:01take the high on the other equity and we
3:03react to the FVG of one and then we just
3:05liquidity sweep on the other one and
3:06then create a set of untapped FVG's
3:08here, right? If you think about it as
3:10well, you can't have untapped FVG's
3:12unless you have strong price action,
3:14right? Because how are you supposed to
3:15leave behind any untap or unfilled
3:18unused FVG if you don't swing away from
3:21it. That's exactly how they get created
3:23to begin with, right? You never react to
3:24it, you never use it, it doesn't sponsor
3:25any move. So it becomes a really
3:27interesting point of liquidity transfer
3:29that we want to pay attention to. They
3:31are going to be a a basically our draws
3:34on liquidity when we are taking trades.
3:36They're going to be our focus points for
3:38where we want to take trades to. It's a
3:40good visualization for how long these
3:42trades will last. It's a good way of
3:43determining the RR of trades. Um, if
3:46everything comes down to FVG's and
3:48pointers, well you can think about your
3:50untaps being the starting finish lines
3:52for these trades. You can have, you
3:54know, little micro transitions between
3:57let's say we have an unfilled FVG here,
3:59untap FVG, whatever. And we're getting a
4:00reaction to that. You can have like this
4:03main this is your main liquidity
4:05transfer and you have some untaps here,
4:06right? And you might have some small
4:08FVG's in here but you're you're still
4:10going to retrace down until you get a
4:11new untap FVG. You know, you're still
4:14going to support the buy side movement.
4:16Your bias, the bias setting range, what
4:18you want to take in the market is going
4:20to be determined based on the direction
4:22of the untap FVG pointer reaction.
4:25You guys don't know fully how to use
4:27pointers and stuff but just bear with
4:28me. You want to use the pointer
4:31on [snorts] the untap FVG to determine
4:32the direction of price. And this is
4:34never going to be fully mitigated until
4:36you have a new untap FVG that we don't
4:38use to sponsor a new pointer to react to
4:41that, right? You're not going to get a
4:42full range to the downside just reacting
4:45to a new FVG.
4:47Um, that's again why you guys get caught
4:49up pattern trading pointers and FVG's.
4:51There's a lot more to it. Um, the bias
4:53is going to hold down until you react to
4:55an a create and react to a new set of
4:56untaps or react to whatever untap FVG
5:00you do have. So
5:02basically these get created because you
5:04leave and swing away from price too
5:06aggressively and you don't have the
5:08ability to retrace that out. And
5:10essentially when price comes in and
5:12creates a pointer off of that, it is
5:13going to be the most volatile type of
5:15trade to take. We're going to look at
5:17sizing. We're going to look at
5:18techniques when we're taking entries.
5:20And what you'll notice is that the um,
5:23the sizing that we use is going to be
5:25dictated based on whether or not we
5:27create untapped FVG's within the swing
5:29range.
5:30Um, what we react to will determine the
5:32base size. How we react to it and how
5:34we, you know, the volatility on that
5:36will determine how much we scale in by,
5:37how much we trim by, targets, etc. So
5:41what I kind of want to do is I I haven't
5:42seen any price action before this. I was
5:43literally just backtesting. Um, I'll
5:45kind of explain the entry. This is not
5:47again, you by this point in the boot
5:49camp you should not know how to take
5:50trades at this point. All you should
5:52know is what we're looking for in terms
5:54of what a pointer is and what it's
5:55reacting to. So
5:58basically I just want to explain the
5:59logic of this trade. Um,
6:01there was a pointer reacting to an untap
6:04set of FVG. So this FVG set was created
6:06and was left untap. We reacted to that
6:09with a pointer, okay? So that is an
6:10untap FVG pointer reaction. Uh, I took
6:13this trade. My targets still have not
6:15been fully filled. You'll notice that
6:17there were other pointers probably in
6:18here to have exited on. The reason why
6:20there was no main exit is because we
6:22never reacted to an untap FVG. Think
6:25about it like this. You can never have a
6:26reversal. You can never have a
6:28continuation unless you're sponsored by
6:30an untap FVG. You can have small little
6:32fluctuations on the lower time frames
6:34and like on these little tiny like moves
6:36in here. PO3's are generated from both
6:39FVG's and untap FVG's but you can never
6:41really truly have a reversal or proper
6:44continuation if it isn't sponsored by an
6:47untap FVG. You can see that this is the
6:48case if you take a look here.
6:50We have our original trade that had the
6:52E sets of untap FVG's. You can see that
6:54they're left untap. Uh, we react to that
6:57with a pointer. We're still trading
6:58within side a FVG but it's untap. Now if
7:00price were to create, you know, a buy
7:02side sweep and then a new set of untap
7:04FVG's and we point off that, then
7:06obviously this would be our exit. So
7:08what I'm saying is do we have a high
7:09likelihood of retracing cuz we're in
7:11already this larger IFVG? Yeah, 100% we
7:14can still retrace off of it. We're still
7:15trying to contest this previous range of
7:17price action but because we currently
7:19don't have any untap FVG's within range
7:21we can't do anything about this, right?
7:22We there's no there's no reason to exit,
7:24right? We can use logic of sweat
7:27pointers to get in and out and size in
7:29and out of these trades. That's going to
7:30be the next video. But for now I just
7:31want to explain these these FVG's,
7:33right? So then what happens is we see
7:35price expands
7:36and there's probably we see clear, you
7:38don't really know what this means yet
7:39but we see clear accumulation through
7:41PO3 and PO3 being point of rule of
7:43three. You're going to learn about that
7:44in a lesson after the next. And then I
7:48was trying to debate whether or not I
7:49wanted to teach untaps before I taught
7:51sweeps cuz it's kind of goes hand in
7:52hand. A lot of you guys, I see it all
7:54the time going through the trade
7:56journals. Again, you don't know. Might
7:58be able to show it on screen actually.
7:59No, I don't have it set up.
8:00Um, we have a separate Discord. Well, we
8:02have two one main Discord but we have
8:03separate channels for people that have
8:05the indicator. That way you can get
8:06exclusive feedback from me. So if you do
8:08have it, uh, just connect to your Flux
8:10charts and it'll automatically add you
8:12to the role and then you'll get access
8:13to trade journals, you'll get access to
8:14the the group chat, all this stuff. I'm
8:17more active in there and plus I manually
8:18review all this stuff. You can ask me
8:19questions in there directly without
8:21being unseen in the global chat. But um,
8:25kind of what I see often is people just
8:26worried about the pointer and not the
8:27FVG and that's where we apply context.
8:29That's where it's going to be really
8:30really crucial to understand the model.
8:32Um, but what what what ultimately
8:34happened and the reason why I never got
8:35out of this trade even though there was
8:36plenty of reason to because of the
8:37accumulation. Now you can size out of
8:39it. Um, in fact I didn't size out of it
8:41cuz I was just kind of going quickly but
8:42you can reduce your position during the
8:44market structure changes using the
8:45pointers cuz the pointers dictate, you
8:48know, the FVG pointer reaction will
8:49dictate the strength of the move. So we
8:50see that there's accumulation. We know
8:52there was reasons to trim the position
8:54but no reason to get out because we
8:55didn't have a pointer reacting to an
8:56untap. So if we know that if I if you
8:58believe me, which you won't have to yet,
9:00I'm going to prove it to you, that every
9:01reversal or continuation comes from an
9:03untap. And if you don't get an untap
9:05pointer reaction, what does that mean?
9:06Well, you're not going to have a full
9:07bias reversal. That didn't happen, you
9:09see? So we accumulated and then we
9:11pulled back. This is a concept that
9:13we're going to talk about later, pointer
9:14area of control.
9:15We come back and we reuse the same
9:18area in price. You see how it's
9:20basically in line with the entry. We
9:22reuse the same area in price to sponsor
9:24and maintain the continued move, right?
9:25Because we didn't have any logical
9:29uh, liquidity re any reasons to prove
9:31that there was any liquidity against us
9:33to the downside when we were
9:34accumulating to maintain the the
9:36accumulation to the downside or straight
9:38up reversal. We never had that. Price
9:40extends, extends, extends and it will
9:42extend until it creates an untap FVG or
9:44reacts to an untap FVG. So I'll click
9:46play and by the way, it might be shared
9:49between the equities. So we'll have to
9:51we'll use both here. I'm just going to
9:52click play and we're we're going to look
9:54at the key moment in which price has a
9:56clear reversal, right? A clear market
9:58state change. We're just going to wait
9:59for that to happen. Okay? It has not
10:00happened yet. Okay, we've created a
10:03untapped FVG. So, if we have a point of
10:05reaction to that, we will get a reversal
10:07off of this. Uh and it actually Let me
10:09check it. Oh, yeah. So, what happened
10:10here is we had a pointer
10:12um
10:13reacting to and creating the FVG. And
10:16then once we break this low, again,
10:17we're going to talk about swept
10:18pointers, that's going to trigger the
10:20reversal. You can't even really see it,
10:22but that's going to trigger the
10:23market state reversal, right? This will
10:25mitigate previous uh price action in
10:27terms of like what we were looking at
10:28before. So, obviously, we would not be
10:31in this trade. We wouldn't even be in
10:31this trade for a variety of reasons
10:33being 350 and being, you know, Asia
10:35session and whatever. It's going to be
10:36too hard to do with my cam in the way,
10:38but you get the picture, right? So, that
10:40is how we're going to look at FVGs and
10:43untapped FVGs. Remember, FVGs are still
10:45going to control the market. They're
10:46still going to be the main influence in
10:47the market, but the untapped FVGs are
10:49going to be how we look at our major
10:52bias, right? So, if we know we can only
10:53have reversals or continuation motions
10:55happen from them, we can look at them as
10:57key targets. So, like let's say, you
10:58know, let's cancel our trade here. Let's
11:00wait for
11:02just a basic thing that you guys could
11:03be able to recognize like an untapped
11:04FVG. We'll look for a trade to the
11:06upside. Once we have one of the upside
11:07to talk about. Um
11:09if we get one of the downside, then
11:10we'll do that. It's totally fine, too. I
11:12only want to look at the 5-minute time
11:13frame because I don't want to slow my
11:15machine down here. But like let's say
11:16that ES doesn't have anything here and
11:18we're just looking at NQ. Well, if we're
11:19taking this trade, this one's really
11:21hard cuz it's swept pointer. I'm going
11:22to wait on this one cuz you don't know
11:23how to work with this yet.
11:25Yeah, you won't know how to work with
11:26any of this yet. Um
11:27I want to wait for a clear just regular
11:28pointer look. Um
11:31Uh actually, this is a 5-minute pointer.
11:33Uh see, this isn't slowing my down.
11:35It is a 5-minute pointer reacting to an
11:37untapped FVG. So, as long as ES doesn't
11:38have any fancy nonsense going on. Uh
11:40dude, is it lagging? Okay, thank god. I
11:42was worried. As long as ES doesn't have
11:44any crazy nonsense going on here, we are
11:46going to see a delivery at minimum to
11:47this untapped FVG cuz we know that rule
11:50number one, you can't have any reversal
11:51in price. So, you can't have any any
11:53implied move in price, which means
11:55reversal since we're moving to the
11:56upside right now. You can't have any
11:58price action that would go against this
12:00unless you have a pointer FVG. You
12:02especially can't have that if you don't
12:04have an untapped FVG. You can't sponsor
12:06the reversal if you don't have that. So,
12:07at minimum, you're going to move there,
12:08right? From here on out, we have no idea
12:10what's going to happen, right? Well,
12:11that's not entirely the case. We're
12:12going to use the pointers to confirm
12:13that. But
12:14what I mean is that was guaranteed,
12:16right? That is what we call the additive
12:18trim principle, which is going to be in
12:19the next video with swept pointers.
12:20We're going to be talking about all of
12:21our pointer rules in the next video, but
12:23I kind of have to teach this first how
12:24we kind of want to think about these
12:26biases, right? So, we're going to
12:27trigger to the upside unless ES has
12:29something, you know, weird going on.
12:30We're not going to look at it. It's
12:31going to
12:32slow my down. We are going to
12:33essentially
12:35cancel this bias now that we've created
12:37a pointer reacting to this FVG, right?
12:39So, there was a way to essentially
12:40mitigate a risk
12:41um in here
12:43uh using the additive trim principle,
12:44which you might not know yet. And this
12:46would create a break-even trade, right?
12:48Which we wouldn't have probably taken
12:50anyways because of PO3 rules. You can
12:51see we're highly accumulated. Probably
12:53wouldn't even have been in this trade.
12:55Or if we were in this trade, we would
12:56treat it just like an additive trim. I'm
12:57getting ahead of myself here, but you
12:58would treat it just like an additive
12:59trim given the pretext that we haven't
13:01taken a low not associated with this
13:02chop. You would treat this like an
13:04additive trim trade only and execute
13:06here. So, this is just a free like five,
13:08six points. You can size like an like
13:09one contract on just to get like your
13:11daily withdrawal or whatever the hell.
13:12But you get my point, right? Let's let
13:14price play out and what we'll see.
13:16This is really key right here. Take a
13:18look here, right? We have two 5-minute
13:19pointers to the downside here and we're
13:21being drawn and attracted towards the
13:23untapped FVGs. Believe it got mitigated.
13:25Yeah, that's why it was lagging there.
13:26Believe it got mitigated. See how we're
13:28drawn to those untapped FVGs, then we
13:29refill and come back up. Let's let a
13:31full Oops. Let's let a full bias play
13:33out. Let's wait till we get out of this
13:35chop. We'll go back to New York actually
13:36cuz it's going to be easier to explain.
13:38Um
13:42>> [snorts]
13:42>> Mm.
13:45Give me a second.
13:46There might be news, too. I'm not
13:47looking for that. I just want to talk
13:48about transitions
13:50um with the untapped FVGs.
13:53Okay, cool. So, let's wait for a clear
13:56regular style pointer. Just a regular
13:58pointer, no swept pointer cuz I haven't
14:00taught it to you yet. This might have a
14:01trade here and we won't be able to
14:02really talk about it yet, unfortunately.
14:05Yeah. Sucks, but we got to wait.
14:08Um Ultimately, we are going to move to
14:10an untapped FVG that will create a
14:13pointer that we can use to get in on,
14:15right? Man, this is just crazy trade
14:17that we just couldn't teach. If you
14:19didn't know about swept pointers, you
14:20couldn't have taken that, right? All
14:21right. So, we have a bit of a pullback.
14:23Remember, you're not going to have a
14:24pullback unless you have an untapped FVG
14:25unless you have a pointer. Not getting a
14:27pointer, but we are getting a untapped
14:29FVG swept pointer. Again, I just want to
14:31clean move to teach. It's going to be
14:33the easiest way to teach this.
14:34Um Okay, cool. Cool. Cool. So, we have a
14:37a move away from the range here. We'll
14:39see if we have a pointer.
14:43Uh
14:46Might just be another swept pointer
14:47logic
14:48we can't do anything with, which sucks.
14:50I want a clean move using regular
14:53pointers. That's all you guys know at
14:54this point.
14:55Clean move. What the hell is this?
14:59It's at the same price.
15:02Okay, I was going to say.
15:03That was weird.
15:05Uh okay, so we have a 3-minute pointer
15:07right there. 3-minute swept pointer.
15:08This sucks, too, bro.
15:103-minute swept [snorts] pointer to the
15:11upside. Again, I can't really teach you
15:12how this works yet.
15:14It's like chicken before the egg type
15:15But if that swept pointer is going
15:16to pass our rules, what's going to be
15:17what's going to happen is we're going to
15:19move from our previous untapped FVGs to
15:21our untapped FVGs up here. We will not
15:22have a reversal if it passes the swept
15:24pointer test until we at least move to
15:26that next set of untapped FVGs. And you
15:28can see that [snorts] this is the case.
15:29So, it must have passed the swept
15:30pointer test. So, that's great. Uh
15:32you're never going to get that that move
15:33to the downside unless we create a
15:34pointer reaction to these untapped FVGs.
15:37Um and it's just hand in hand in hand
15:39over and over and over. You will see
15:40that this is the case.
15:41Uh you'll never reverse that bias until
15:43you have that transition. We'll see if
15:45we get one.
15:47Um
15:51Might have had something in there on the
15:52lower time frame. 3-minute pointer right
15:54there. 3-minute pointer reacting to
15:56those untapped FVGs. We're going to be
15:58drawn on both equities to the next set
16:00of untapped FVGs. You can see that
16:02transition from that set of untapped
16:04transition down to this set of untapped.
16:05Now, remember, you can have two types of
16:07trades with manipulations that come as
16:09reversals or yeah, well, reversals or
16:12you can have continuations, which come
16:13as like respecting
16:15a an FVG, which can create what is
16:17called a self-made
16:19um untapped or self-made draw, which is
16:21basically where you manipulate,
16:23create a new untapped range, and then
16:25get a pointer reacting to that and you
16:27didn't necessarily react to anything in
16:29there. What this means is that the FVGs,
16:31not the untapped, had enough volume to
16:34create an untapped inefficiency, which
16:36is incredibly bullish or incredibly
16:37bearish if it's in the context of a
16:39downside move. So, the whole point I'm
16:40trying to make here is it isn't it isn't
16:42always going to be as simple as untapped
16:44untapped. It is untapped untapped. It's
16:45not going to be
16:48Sometimes you're going to pull into an
16:49FVG, dig dig dig dig, and then create a
16:51swept pointer, reverse the swept
16:53pointer, create an untapped, create a
16:54pointer. It's going to be a little bit
16:56complicated when we get into that.
16:57That's why I want to teach the easy
16:58examples for now. But basically, how we
17:00use untapped FVGs is they are our draws
17:03on liquidity. They are our main focus
17:05when we're our main
17:07uh logic in trying to understand the
17:09direction of a trade. You have to
17:10understand that NQ and ES are two pairs
17:13that follow one another, but they also
17:15move independently. There are orders
17:17being filled at different rates in NQ
17:18than there are on ES. And so, ES might
17:21create bearish pointers that don't do
17:22anything reacting to its you know,
17:24untapped. And then NQ might have a
17:26bearish pointer reacting to its untapped
17:27and it does damage. So, your job is
17:29essentially going to be to read both
17:31equities independently and understand
17:34all the variables that come with them.
17:35Now, we're going to trade that. And
17:37that's those conditions create our
17:39market states, right? When NQ is
17:41reacting positively to its untapped with
17:43bullish pointers and ES is reacting
17:45bearish
17:46um or negatively to its untapped
17:48bearish, you're going to get
17:49consolidations, right? They're fighting
17:50against each other. This happens all the
17:51time. Like they're disjointed. They're
17:53fighting one another. They're moving in
17:54opposite directions.
17:55Same with this true with both liquidity
17:58is bullish on both NQ and ES, right?
17:59You've you've created enough buy uh
18:01sell-side liquidity to create or well,
18:04you've lessened the buy side. You've
18:06lessened what you have to trade into and
18:07you've great like you've injected more
18:09orders at the low. So, it's easier for,
18:12you know, uh for bullish orders to to
18:14main maintain control in the market. And
18:16if that's the case for both NQ and ES
18:18using bullish pointers, using untapped
18:19FVGs, then bearish ones aren't going to
18:21do anything. So, as
18:23as important as it is to understand that
18:25every reaction is a pointer reacting to
18:26an FVG, the main guidance, the main
18:30focus is under is looking at where the
18:32untapped are and saying, "How much
18:33distance do I have between where I am
18:35now and where that untapped is?" Because
18:37we're never going to have that reversal
18:38that's changing market states unless it
18:39happens.
18:40You can dig into an FVG like we see here
18:42and then create untapped and then create
18:44a pointer, which is going to reduce the
18:45amount of money you can make on a trade,
18:48but you have to kind of wait for that to
18:50come, right? Cuz these were not at least
18:53in in real time, if these were on
18:55untapped if it's just a range of FVGs.
18:57Like now, it's just a range of FVGs.
18:59Um it could have sponsored room, but now
19:01in the future, it can just create enough
19:03orders to then create the untapped,
19:05which we then react to and then move
19:06move from. So, your job is to say,
19:08"Okay, well, if I'm swimming in a bunch
19:10of untapped FVGs, do I have enough
19:12distance?" And we talked about this
19:13before. We talked about white space.
19:14White space is going to be your key
19:16focus in the market, right? When you're
19:17looking at this white space between both
19:19equities, we're looking at, "Okay, well,
19:20how much distance do I have? Does it
19:21make sense for price to move in this
19:23way?"
19:24Um and you can see here
19:25the same thing happened here, right? We
19:26didn't have any untapped on NQ. Let's
19:28check if ES had any untapped FVGs for
19:31this reversal. I mean, we know that's
19:32the case, right? Or at least at minimum,
19:34it used the FVGs generated in this range
19:37price to create volatility to create
19:39untapped. That might have been the case
19:41here. See how we created the untapped
19:43and then we create a bearish pointer.
19:45Boom, bearish pointer reacting to
19:46untapped. That's the the whole argument
19:48I'm trying to make here. Then we see
19:49that that swift move to the downside,
19:50right? So, if you're stuck in a bunch of
19:52FVG's and there's a bunch of untaps
19:54around you, there's a high chance
19:55between both equities that you're going
19:56to see that, you know, consolidation,
19:58but you're still going to lean. Where
19:59are you going to lean towards? The
20:00untapped FVG's. So, if you want to get
20:03the untapped FVG's, it is an upgrade to
20:04the regular indicator cuz it requires
20:06new data and they could only publish it
20:07as a new indicator cuz TradingView has
20:09limitations on what you can see. So, we
20:11just made a new one. Uh if you want it,
20:13my settings are not the ones on here,
20:15but you can use these as well. They're
20:17in the Discord if you want the
20:18individual boxes, but if you want your
20:20screen to look like mine or at least
20:21minimum to have like the
20:23you know, these pane settings, just use
20:24these settings. I use like 20 to 30%
20:26opacity and I turn off midlines, turn
20:29off all this You can also turn
20:30text color up if you want if you want to
20:31add the text color, but I just turn
20:33those off anyways. I don't want the
20:34labels. I just want to see where they
20:35are and which FVG's are left untapped. I
20:38would recommend changing
20:40them to be the same color or completely,
20:42you know, having them both bullish and
20:44bearish IFVG's being the same cuz it
20:46represents the same thing. That way you
20:48don't get confused. Or you can use my
20:50settings in the Discord, which are a
20:51little bit different. They separate them
20:52out as boxes.
20:54Um you can get the upgrade on the same
20:55website you get the regular indicator.
20:57It is a little bit more expensive
20:58because it does do a lot. Like it is
21:00incredibly important. You don't have to.
21:02You can do this manually. You can do it
21:03visually. It just sucks cuz if
21:05you have to go back in data, you don't
21:07have all this data, right? I have data
21:08for basically um whatever this range of
21:12prices. I have data for about 7% range
21:14of price. The indicator was built to
21:16basically support regular function of
21:18the market. This is obviously going to
21:20be different when you have
21:22like wartime news or crazy
21:23displacements. Like that is a rare
21:25oddity, but right now it isn't. So, when
21:27you move out of that range of price and
21:29we weren't able to trade in there, then
21:30sometimes you're going to run out of
21:31data, right? So, there will be days in
21:33your trading career where you where you
21:34will [clears throat] run out of data.
21:36There's nothing you can do about that.
21:37Like if you're using an automated
21:38product indicator, they all will run out
21:41of data eventually if they're projecting
21:42previous price history. And so, yeah.
21:44So, also make sure
21:46when you're in the have this in the
21:48indicator section as well. In the
21:50indicator, you do offset the the
21:52indicator every time you have a contract
21:54adjustment period. That way they are
21:55still accurate cuz obviously if price
21:59gaps up because of a contract
22:00adjustment, quarterly contract
22:01adjustment, the indicator is still stuck
22:03on the previous data. So, make sure you
22:04adjust it and then move it by how many
22:06points it moved.
22:07Um but that being said, that is how we
22:09use the untapped FVG's. There will be
22:12expansions to this
22:13uh in the future, but for now, this is
22:15how we're going to teach it and talk
22:16about it. Our next lesson, we're going
22:17to talk about sweat pointers. We're
22:18going to talk about pointer rules. Um
22:20and then after that, we'll do techniques
22:22um and all types of stuff. So, stay real
22:24close. Make sure you keep your
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22:25get this video out early. That way I
22:27don't have to um uh
22:30I don't have to deal with all the people
22:31complaining about where's the daily
22:32upload? I missed one daily upload cuz I
22:34had a bunch of going on. I was
22:35trying to film a reel. So,
22:36um I'm doing my best. I'm a one-man
22:38team, but hopefully you're enjoying the
22:40series so far. If you are, leave a
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22:42need and I'll be there to answer them.
22:44Bye-bye.