[00:00] Now, if I guessed right, you probably use fair value gaps like this, where you have a normal bearish fair value gap, wait for price to come to this gap, then short it, expecting it to head lower. But what if I told you there's a completely different way we can use these? First step, go to
[00:15] a higher time frame. I like to use the four hour time frame for this. Next, find a higher time frame fair value gap. Here we have a bearish fair value gap. Instead of looking for price to reject in this area, we want price to break this gap. As this is showing, price is so bullish that it
[00:29] completely rejected this bearish gap, which is an insanely bullish sign. If you also look closely, we also have a liquidity grab to the downside, which is another great confluence. Once price completely breaks this gap to the upside, we can start looking for our entry. Go to a smaller
[00:45] time frame, then start looking for a place to enter. This time, we can use our gaps like normal. So there's a bullish fair value gap here. Wait for price to come down to it. Set our stop loss below the low, set or take profit at the high, you got an easy winning trade.