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Zamco Entry Model Basics

The Zamco Entry Model focuses on identifying Fair Value Gaps (FVG) in the market, which are inefficiencies that occur when price does not touch the wicks of three consecutive candles. Traders should wait for price to retrace to these FVGs after a structural shift, using the last FVG below 50% of the structural move for entry points. The model emphasizes a straightforward approach to trading by marking out FVGs and setting buy limits at their start, while considering overall market structure.

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Zamco Entry Model Basics

The Zamco Entry Model focuses on identifying Fair Value Gaps (FVG) in the market, which are inefficiencies that occur when price does not touch the wicks of three consecutive candles. Traders should wait for price to retrace to these FVGs after a structural shift, using the last FVG below 50% of the structural move for entry points. The model emphasizes a straightforward approach to trading by marking out FVGs and setting buy limits at their start, while considering overall market structure.

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THE ZAMCO ENTRY MODEL Very short, very simple, cut the BS First understand what a Fair Value Gap (FVG) is, no its not something ICT created, its simply an inefficiency in the market. As long as price taps into FVG’s and continues following structure, price is considered “EFFICIENT” BUT, where there is an untapped FVG, price is inefficient in that area so we expect price to come back to that region and potentially reject it and continue the trend Between 3 candles, where the wicks DO NOT touch leaving a GAP.... Thatis a FVG (Fair Value Gap) <— & Your job is to wait for price to create these inefficiencies, and use them to your advantage This is how you would then mark out the FVG. From wick to wick, leaving the gap open in the middle Now... how do you know to use this FVG and not any random FVG? The trick is to use the FVG that caused the market structure shift, breaking previous structure Another tip.... Use the FVG that sits BELOW 50% off the structural move that broke MSS | structure! i Also, the last FVG is usually the best one to use as you KNOW there is no more below itso price has no reason to go any lower, therefore if you enter at the lowest FVG, and price continues lower and hits your Stop Loss, then you know the market is not ready to continue up just yet So how does your ENTRY and STOP LOSS look like? After price has broken structure to the upside, you wait for it to retrace BACK to the FVG, and your ENTRY is at the START of the FVG You can set a BUY LIMIT at the START of the FVG if you don’t want to manually enter! | NOTE - This Lower Time Frame structure ' f concern being taken INSIDE a higher timeframe FVG FOLLOWING overall market structure. The higher timeframe zone could be anything from } \ 5 minute to Daily < Entry < Stop Loss Very simple, no BS Step 1 Step 2 Wait for FVG to form Mark out the FVG Step 3 | \ | i" Step 3-is simply identifying step 1 and step 2 AFTER price breaks a | structure in the opposite | direction WHILST following | overall higher timeframe market structure

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