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  1. I haven't traded since 2008 I was trading on FX or something. Why does everyone use trading view now? Is it the best to trade on? Can someone recommend a platform (free if possible) with minimum trading fee?

  2. The market doesn’t seek out FVGs in a purposeful way it’s a by-product of how liquidity and efficiency behave. FVGs often coincide with low-volume (LVN) areas on your volume profile.
    These zones are inefficiently priced meaning fewer participants exchanged contracts there. Over time, if price revisits that area and there’s resting liquidity or open interest, it may “fill” it as part of price discovery not because it was targeted, but because it’s natural auction behavior. You have no idea what your talking about don't mislead people. The best thing you can do is use orderflow or volume profile so you can see why price reacts to that level. Proce does not react to a fairvalue gap

  3. I stepped into trading thinking I could learn as I go. and While I loved the challenge, the reality hit Hard. YouTube wasn't enough, and the Constant Ups And downs left ><me guessing. I lost More than I won, but it taught me What I was Missing.

  4. Better way to do this, is to wait for a candle closure above the BFVG. Market needs to fill that imbalance yes, but, that BFVG could very well turn into an inverse FVG and you take unnecessary risk not being patient and waiting for a closure above for Bullish FVG, or wait for closure below Bearish FVG. This keeps you from entering a trade that will reverse on you hitting your stop instead of watching for a candle closure above FVG for bullish continuation, or watching for price to close below the bullish FVG disrespecting it and it turning into an inverse FVG.

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