> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.runrox.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Usage Example We have also prepared several examples of how to use the indicator. These are standard entry models taken from the classic Smart Money concept. **First Example** In the screenshot above, the market displays a downward structure until a manipulation occurs, followed by a CHoCH break. This is a standard entry model featuring an entry at the nearest FVG, a stop-loss placed beyond the manipulation, and a target at the nearest liquidity zone—whether session-based or, as in our case, a gap (one of the FVG types) that price commonly revisits.\ \ This is considered a more aggressive entry because we only waited for a single confirmation of the trend change—the CHoCH break—and then entered immediately afterward. While the WinRate might be lower in such trades, the Risk-Reward ratio is typically very high if you correctly identify the manipulation.\ \ **Second Example** This approach is more conservative and less risky, typically offering a higher WinRate but with a lower Risk-Reward ratio.\ \ Here, we use the 4H FVG as our decision point (POI). With the indicator, we plot the 4-hour FVG on our current chart without needing to switch back and forth between timeframes.\ \ Once price reaches our POI, we look for an entry model that includes three confirmations: 1. **First Confirmation** – A CHoCH break. 2. **Second Confirmation** – A manipulation. 3. **Third Confirmation** – A second BOS break. We wait for all these confirmations before entering the trade, ensuring our stop-loss is well-protected since the remaining liquidity has been swept and the 4-hour FVG has been fully filled.\ \ Our target is the full fill of a higher timeframe FVG or other high-liquidity levels below.\ \ In a conservative setup, it is crucial to allow a complete OrderFlow to develop, including manipulations and clear breaks of lower levels. This approach helps protect the trade and often results in a higher WinRate. **Disclaimer**\ \ Past performance is not indicative of future results. To trade successfully, it is crucial to have a thorough understanding of the market context and the specific situation at hand. Always conduct your own research and analysis before making any trading decisions.