Daily Fair-Value Gap Filled—Now What?

3 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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In this video, the presenter reviews a daily chart where a previously identified daily fair‑value gap (FV‑G) has just been filled. He explains that, based on his analysis, the next logical move could be a downward shift toward a larger weekly fair‑value gap, although price action has not yet confirmed this direction. He then shifts to the 1‑hour chart, noting that bullish order flow and overall bullish market structure remain intact, indicating that the short‑term bias is still upward. The speaker emphasizes the importance of a systematic filter to evaluate daily trade ideas objectively, helping traders stay consistent amid the flood of market information.

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On the daily chart, that's the daily fair value gap that we marked out yesterday. Ultimately, we started heading higher, and you have just filled in this daily fair value gap. And so now we have to make a very important distinction. Right now, we have reason to believe that price is going to, you know, fill in this daily fair value gap and start heading lower towards this weekly fair value gap. That's what we have reason to believe. Now, price action has not yet showed us that it wants to do this. Now, if we take a look on the 1-hourly chart, we are still in bullish order flow. For all— for the people that use market structure, this is overall bullish market structure. So the market structure hasn't changed yet, and the order flow hasn't changed yet. But the keyword here is yet. So within my system, and just something that helps me filter trade ideas on a day-by-day basis, because it's with so much information that you need to process in trading, you need some way to remain objective on a day-to-day basis so that you can remain consistent.