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- First Presented FVG
First Presented FVG
- v2.2.1
Updated September 10, 2026
The SweepLogic™ First Presented Fair Value Gap identifies the first FVG (created after 9:31AM or 1:31PM) of the session and tracks the textbook ICT play — CE touched, return to the proximal edge within one tick, no close past the opposite edge. Logs each outcome as Held or Filled and surfaces the running Held% and Filled% in an on-chart stats panel, with lifecycle alerts as the play develops. Not every FVG is worth trading — the first one presented in a session carries the weight. It’s a specific, rules-based ICT setup, but tracking it by hand across sessions and keeping honest stats is tedious and easy to fudge. Projects prior historical session 1st Presented FVGs to present day – up to 50 – you choose.
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Trading Concepts You'll Use
Fair Value Gap / Imbalance
Consequent Encroachment (CE)
Proximal & Distal Edges
Zone Mitigation
Invalidation vs. Fill
Draw on Liquidity
Session Opens & Killzones
Premium / Discount
Displacement
Features
Automatic first-presented FVG identification per session
Textbook Held logic — CE touch, proximal return within 1 tick
Terminal Held state that latches and never reverts
Separate Held % and Filled % statistics
Persistent stats written to disk and reloaded on startup
Consequent Encroachment tracked and rendered as its own level
On-chart stats panel with six-anchor positioning
Color-coded performance readout
12 organized property groups
6 color presets including the SweepLogic brand palette
Alerts on CE touch and Held confirmation
Publishes a live FPFVG cache for cross-indicator confluence
- Built For
Futures traders who trade the session FPFVG
Practitioners who want honest setup stats
Anyone tired of manually tracking the first gap
Traders who value one A+ play over ten mediocre ones
- Not For
Traders who chase every gap on the chart
Traders unwilling to learn the system
Anyone wanting auto-entries handed to them
Traders who won't follow a defined rule set
What You Get
- First Presented FVG (.zip)
$99
- Pre-configured templates & workspaces
$49
- Setup guide & instructions
$49
- Lifetime updates
$49
- Discord support
$99
- Total Value
$345
- Your Price Today
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Common Questions
What makes the first FVG of the day different from any other gap?
It’s the first imbalance printed after the session reference opens — the earliest place the day showed its hand. Later gaps form inside a range that has already developed. This one forms before there’s anything to develop against, which is why ICT treats it as the day’s initial reference level rather than just another zone. The indicator marks it once, holds it, and doesn’t replace it with whatever prints later.
What does HELD actually mean?
It’s the textbook play, tracked to the letter and only awarded when all three conditions are met: price touches the consequent encroachment, returns to the proximal edge within a tick, and never closes past the opposite edge. Miss any one and it isn’t Held. Once earned, the state is terminal — a later excursion can’t retroactively strip it. That strictness is the point: Held% is a measure of the successful play, not of price merely visiting the zone.
How do I read Filled% against Held%?
They’re opposite outcomes, not two versions of the same statistic. Filled% is the rate at which the gap was invalidated — price ran through it. Held% is the rate at which it did its job and turned price from the edge. Together they tell you how much respect the level has been earning on your instrument, on your session, over the sample you’ve accumulated. Neither is a forecast.
Does the level repaint or move during the session?
No. The gap is anchored to the three bars that formed it and stays there. State progresses forward — untested, touched, held, filled — and each transition is judged on closes, not wicks brushing an edge. A wick through the zone does not fill it, matching how the concept is taught.
Can I use it alongside FVG Pro+, or is that redundant?
They answer different questions. FVG Pro+ maps every gap on the chart and across higher timeframes. FPFVG isolates the single one that defines the day and tracks its outcome statistically. Traders who run both use Pro+ for the map and FPFVG for the reference the map is measured against. Both publish live to the rest of the Arsenal, so Command Center can read the day’s FPFVG when building its playbook.
Does it work on any instrument and any timeframe?
It’s built for index futures during regular trading hours, which is where the concept was developed and where the sample is meaningful. It’ll run anywhere, but the statistics only mean something if you keep the instrument, session and timeframe consistent — a mixed sample tells you nothing.
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