Balanced Price Range (BPR) in trading is a price zone where opposing imbalances overlap—typically the intersection of a bearish and a bullish fair...

Balanced Price Range (BPR) in trading is a price zone where opposing imbalances overlap—typically the intersection of a bearish and a bullish fair value gap. This overlap often acts as a magnet where price seeks balance before continuing its move. Traders use BPR to frame high-probability entries, define risk precisely, and target liquidity with greater clarity. When a market drives away from value (displacement), it leaves inefficiencies. If later an opposite displacement occurs, the overlapping inefficiency creates a BPR. This range frequently behaves as support or resistance, especially when it aligns with order blocks, liquidity pools, or the 50% equilibrium of a swing. By mapping these zones on higher timeframes and refining on lower ones, traders can plan entries with clear invalidation and context. BPR does not predict direction by itself; it supplies a structured area to wait for confirmation—such as a shift in market structure, rejection wicks, or a lower-timeframe break of structure. Used with sound risk management, BPR can help reduce noise, improve timing, and add confluence to any technical strategy.

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