Confirmation Model Trading Strategy: Four Entry Confirmations

If I had to use one trading strategy for the rest of my life, this would be it.

It's called the confirmation model. It's based on four confirmations that all work together, and in the next sixty seconds, I'll break down the entire process.

First, we wait for a liquidity sweep. Price takes out buy-side or sell-side stops at a major high or low.

Next, we confirm we're delivering from a higher timeframe fair value gap on either the fifteen-minute or one-hour chart.

As you can see here, we're delivering from a one-hour fair value gap.

Third, we drop to the one-minute chart and look for a fair value gap to get inversed. As you can see, we've inversed a fair value gap here.

But here's what most traders get wrong. They enter right here at the inversion.

And in this example, the fair value gap failed.

That's why I wait for one more confirmation, a change in the state of delivery.

I need to see price close below this first series of up-close candles confirming structure actually broke.

That's my entry. This is why I never miss the big moves.

Price swept the high, delivered from the one-hour fair value gap, inverted the one-minute FVG, gave us a sixty, and ran straight to sell-side liquidity. Perfect. And there's one more thing that'll make this even clearer for you. I built a free checklist that breaks down the confirmation model

step by step. Comment "model" and I'll DM it to you for free.