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Multiple Fair Value Gaps – Which One Deserves Your Attention?

Radhey

Sometimes a strong displacement creates multiple Fair Value Gaps in succession.

The question is whether every FVG deserves the same attention.

Consider:

• Which FVG was created during the structural break?

• Which one aligns with the higher-timeframe bias?

• Is the FVG located in premium or discount?

• Has liquidity been taken?

• Is there an opposing liquidity objective nearby?

More FVGs do not necessarily mean more trading opportunities.

How do you select the most important FVG when multiple imbalances appear?

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    When multiple Fair Value Gaps appear in a sequence, the most important one to focus on is typically the initial FVG created during the structural break that aligns with your higher-timeframe bias and has swept key liquidity. Secondary or subsequent gaps often act as continuation noise rather than optimal reversal or entry zones.

    When trading with a prop firm, filtering your imbalances carefully helps prevent over-trading. Protecting your account from unnecessary entries is vital for managing daily loss limits and maintaining consistent risk parameters.

    • Focus on quality setups over quantity to protect your drawdown.

    • Always cross-reference imbalances with higher timeframes.

    How do you personally filter out overlapping imbalances in your strategy? Drop your thoughts below!

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