Arabic → English transcript

And if you are using this as a mechanism to enter a sell trade,

you can set the stop loss at the level of the consecutive overlap,

or a little above it.

Now, what is meant by“ a little above it”?

Hmm, in my opinion it should be at least three to four points above the level of

the consecutive overlap,

because we remember,

what do we allow?

Some small moves,

or going slightly beyond the drawn boundaries.

So when seeing specific PD arrays,

it is not just about a fair value gap that fails.

There are many times when I want PD arrays to fail.

Think about when I explain order flow to you,

how each candle supports price.

When price is rising,

on every bearish closing candle,

algorithmic buying occurs inside that bearish candle.

So it is obvious that when it rises above that,

then comes back and tags it,

it will not need to return there again,

because the algorithm has already given the opportunity for the

algorithms that use this command in pairing,

like a handshake

between the delivery mechanism and the engines of pricing that cause price

volatility,

then algorithms

that can handshake with it. Where do we look for it on the opposite side? When we

are optimistic about the price,

we want to see the closed bearish candles supporting

the price, because they act as what? Buy order areas,

Bullish Order Blocks.

But we want to see bullish candles on the other side,

on the left side,

which will be considered what?

Sell order areas,

Bearish Order Blocks.

As the price fell,

every bullish candle had to provide sell- side delivery.

So we want to see the price break through them to the upside easily.

This is true institutional order flow.

But when we look at PD arrays,

if we reach the extreme of the range or we are

trading at buy-

side liquidity,

that may form a

potential reversal,

while the order flow was bullish.

And we might have benefited from that now.

If we see a rush toward the buy side,

then a break in market structure,

then it bounces

up and gives you a sell entry opportunity at the twenty or twenty- two level.

What do you think you would expect with price dropping?

Every one of those closed bearish candles that supported the price going higher

should be broken through quickly and without any

hesitation by price.

So every PD array has,

in its makeup, an application of the idea that you want to see it fail,

in order to give you insight You can use it later for a countertrade idea.

It is inherently contrarian in nature.

Your model might not be the inverse fair value gap that you use,

but it gives you the flexibility to say: All right,

I use fair value gaps.