The FXAbsolute visual field guide
See it.
Understand it.
Replay it.
Trading ideas become clearer when you can see the exact candles. Explore a simple diagram, compare the real evidence, then advance the same historical example yourself.

Fair value gap
Three candles. Two wick boundaries. One visible gap.
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Liquidity sweep
Cross the level. Check the close.
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Break of structure
A confirmed swing first. A closing break second.
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Change of character
Read the previous direction before naming the change.
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Order block
Locate the source candle before drawing the zone.
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Equal highs and lows
Near-equal is a tolerance, not an exact match.
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Displacement
Measure the body against its recent context.
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Support and resistance
A reference range makes touches checkable.
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Supply and demand zones
A compact base, followed by a closing departure.
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Support becomes resistance
A break below, then a test from underneath.
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Round numbers
A round price is a reference, not a wall.
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Premium and discount
Split a known range at its midpoint.
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Multi-timeframe analysis
Four completed candles become one hourly candle.
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Killzones
A dated clock window identifies the candles.
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Silver Bullet timing
Find the New York hour before finding a setup.
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Balanced price range
Two opposite gaps can share a price band.
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Buy-side and sell-side liquidity
Visible extremes are proxies for unseen orders.
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Confluence
Two conditions can meet without becoming independent evidence.
Two views + Replay Lab ↗Every lesson includes a Simple View, an Evidence View and a Replay Lab. The two images preserve the same underlying event. Selected examples teach definitions; they do not establish a win rate or predict future prices. Each visual example has its own page, with a link to the broader trading lesson for definitions and measured research.
Source: Dukascopy historical bid data, drawn programmatically by FXAbsolute. All trading lessons · Measured research · Trading tools
Use the Atlas with your AI assistant: reference index · complete text attachment · structured reference. Each page also has its own Markdown reference and a prompt tied to its actual source evidence.