Hold This Swing-Low, Stay Macro Bullish

2 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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In this segment, the speaker discusses the concept of fair value gaps (FVGs) on a weekly chart, emphasizing that as long as price does not break either of the identified gaps, the overall trend remains bullish. He notes that if the upper gap is disrespected, the lower gap becomes the next target, and that price typically retraces to a lower FVG before resuming its upward move. The commentary underscores the importance of holding the swing‑low to stay aligned with the macro‑bullish outlook, using specific chart observations to illustrate the retracement‑then‑continuation pattern.

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You're gonna be all good. But potentially, there is another fair value gap that's lower as well. So if this one gets disrespected, then this one's going to be the target. Either way, as long as you do not break either one of these fair value gaps, the trend on the weekly chart so far is still overall to the upside. And so you expect upside continuation. This is, as usual, just a fair value gap retracement before upside move. For example, if you take a look here, price actually came back to the second, or rather the lower fair value gap before moving upwards. You have a fair value gap over here, and then you have another one over here as well.