Discussing the article: "Elevate Your Trading With Smart Money Concepts (SMC): OB, BOS, and FVG" - page 2

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Hlomohang John Borotho #:
You are mistaken, it's the same thing, I depicted the FVG with the price/candlesticks already retraced inside the FVG zone.

You're wrong or prepared your graphic poorly. As the 1-st and 3-rd candles (from the left) are shown in red, they are bearish and form 2 large gaps before and after the 2-nd candle (where presumably FVG occurred).

If you search through Internet for FVG, you'll find that this formation is about large unidirectional jump/gap in the price, not a zig-zag of jumps, which would obscure the whole effect for possible future retracements, because you don't know which one (of the 3 gaps) is about to close first (in your picture it's the last gap along the 3-rd candle, not the 2-nd one - it's closed by the 4-th candle).
 
I don’t need to know how it works, but thank you very much for your sharing and kindness
 
great job, it can become more good if stop is below/ above FVG or Order block not fixed point stop loss.
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