FVG Nexus (HTF-LTF Framework

FVG Nexus (HTF→LTF Framework) is a structured multi-timeframe trading model based on Fair Value Gaps (FVGs).
It is designed to separate market context from execution in a rule-based, non-repainting, and automated framework.

Concept

The framework operates in two layers:

1) Higher Timeframe (HTF) – Context
A bullish or bearish Fair Value Gap defines a structural imbalance zone.
This zone remains active until price interacts with it.
Only one trade is allowed per HTF zone to avoid over-trading and to maintain structural discipline.

2) Lower Timeframe (LTF) – Execution
Entries are permitted only after the HTF zone has been touched.
A new LTF Fair Value Gap in the same direction acts as execution confirmation.
Users can choose between:
• First confirmation (more aggressive), or
• Second confirmation (sequential and more conservative).

Execution, Automation & Risk Logic

• The framework is implemented as a fully rule-based, automated strategy that can generate entries and exits according to its predefined conditions.
• Entries are processed only on confirmed bar closes.
• Stop-Loss and Take-Profit are managed intrabar for realistic execution behavior.
• Optional fixed-percentage risk management is included.
• Session filters, timeframe validation, and strict chart-matching are implemented to avoid feed inconsistencies and execution artifacts.

What Makes This Framework Different

• Sequential FVG logic: optional second-stage confirmation instead of single-signal entries.
• One-trade-per-zone model: enforces structural discipline.
• Context-driven execution: HTF imbalance defines directional bias, LTF provides precision.
• Product-safe design: no lookahead, HTF confirmation only, strict timeframe gating.

Usage

Apply the strategy on the execution timeframe (LTF).
The higher timeframe is used exclusively for context and zone generation.
This script is intended for experienced traders familiar with market imbalance concepts and multi-timeframe execution.

Disclaimer

This strategy does not predict markets and does not guarantee profitability.
All results depend on market conditions, parameter selection, and execution quality.