Balanced Price Range: ICT for Futures Explained
TL;DR
Balanced Price Range — Where two FVGs overlap. When price drops and leaves a sell-side fair value gap, then rallies back and leaves a buy-side gap, the two overlap.
“Balanced Price Range — Where two FVGs overlap. When price drops and leaves a sell-side fair value gap, then rallies back and leaves a buy-side gap, the two overlap.”Click to post on X ▸
Where this fits in the Confluence Method
This lesson lives in the Stack step of the Confluence Method, where you confirm price action and structure and a key level before a setup qualifies as a trade.
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2 sections0:00Welcome back. The balanced price range — a precision zone built from two gaps. When price drops and leaves a sell-side fair value gap, then rallies back and leaves a buy-side gap, the two overlap. That overlap is the balanced price range, or B P R. Because both buyers and sellers left inefficiency there, price reacts hard off it. It's one of the cleanest reaction zones in the toolkit.
0:25Where opposing FVGs overlap, you get a high-probability turning zone.
