Balanced Price Range

BPR is defined as a price zone on a chart where two opposite‐direction Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) overlap — one gap created by a strong move in one direction, then another gap created by a strong move in the opposite direction.

Conceptually, this overlapping zone represents a temporary equilibrium between buying and selling pressure — a point where earlier “imbalance” (represented by the FVGs) has been neutralized.

In simpler terms: first the market moves fast leaving a gap (imbalance), then pushes back leaving another gap, and where those two gaps intersect becomes the BPR — a zone of “balance.”