WELCOME TO THE UNCHARTEDFX TEAM!

Welcome to our forex signal service! We provide signals based on a specific trading approach using
(Liquidity Sweeps/Break of Structure/Fair Value Gaps). By following these instructions, you can
effectively take our signals and potentially profit from the forex market.

Understanding the BIAS:

To determine the BIAS, you can either follow the necessary steps on higher time frames or use your
own preferred method. For example, if your analysis reveals a series of liquidity sweeps, a break of
structure, and fair value gaps in an upward direction, the BIAS would be bullish.

Spotting 30-minute Highs/Lows:

Mark out the relevant 30-minute lows if your BIAS is bullish, or highs if your BIAS is bearish. This will
serve as a reference point for potential trading opportunities. For instance, if the BIAS is bullish, identify
the lowest lows of the last 30 minutes on the 30-minute chart.
3. Switch to the 5-minute Chart:
Transition to the 5-minute chart and patiently wait for a sweep to occur at one of the identified lows (if
bullish) or highs (if bearish). Let's say the market price sweeps the previously identified lows on the
5-minute chart.
Confirmation through Break of Structure:
Once the sweep has taken place, we wait for a break of structure to confirm the validity of the trade
setup. If the market price breaks above the previous high after the bullish sweep or below the previous
low after the bearish sweep, it confirms the respective setups

THIS IS ALL YOU REALLY NEED, THE FVG AND ORDER BLOCKS COME FOR OPTIONAL USE
WHEN THE DRAWDOWN IS TO HIGH OR YOU MISSED YOUR ENTRY WITH BOS.

RESULTS OF TRADE:
Optional: Using Fair Value Gaps and Order Blocks:
If the break of structure results in a significant drawdown, consider using additional confirmation and risk
management tools like Fair Value Gaps (FVG) or Order Blocks (OB). These can help determine entry or
exit points based on price reactions at significant levels.

Fair Value Gaps (FVG):

- Fair Value Gaps are areas on a price chart where the current market price deviates significantly
from its fair value. These gaps occur due to imbalances in supply and demand, creating price
discrepancies. Fair Value Gaps can act as important support or resistance levels and provide
trading opportunities.
 Order Blocks (OB):

Order Blocks refer to areas on a price chart where significant buying or selling orders have previously entered the
market, resulting in price reactions. These blocks can be identified by observing price consolidations or areas
where a large volume of orders is present.

Traders often analyze Order Blocks to identify potential support or resistance levels. These blocks can indicate
where institutional or large retail traders have placed their orders, making them significant levels to watch for
potential price bounces or breakouts.

It's important to note that both FVG and Order Blocks are subjective concepts, and their interpretation may vary
among traders. Therefore, it's recommended to combine these tools with other technical analysis methods and
consider them as part of your overall trading strategy.

WHEN YOU IN THE TRADE:

- TP 1 HITS → SECURE 50% → MOVE SL ENTRY

- TP 2 HITS → SECURE ANOTHER 50% OF WHATS RUNNING
- TP 3 HITS → SECURE ALL IF NOT ANOTHER 50%

By following these steps and observing visible examples, you'll be able to effectively take our signals
and align your trades with our trading strategy.Please note: It is essential to exercise caution and
perform your own analysis before entering any trades. Forex trading involves risks, and it is
important to manage your risk appropriately.

Good luck and happy trading!