Fair Value Gap
This indicator helps traders identify Fair Value Gaps — areas on the chart where price moved too quickly, leaving an imbalance between buyers and sellers.
These gaps often act as magnets, drawing price back for a potential "fill" before continuing the trend.
Partial Fill
When price overlays part of the FVG, it turns gray to signal a partial fill.

Volume Detection
Calculates delta volume inside each FVG to highlight whether buying or selling pressure dominated during the move.

FVG Point of Control & Volume Profile
Each FVG now includes a POC line that can be set to either the highest-volume price inside the gap or the mean volume level.



Timeframe
Timeframe setting allows detecting FVGs from different timeframes (e.g., higher timeframes).

FVG Signals (Created & Retest)
Created: Triggers when a new FVG forms. Bullish FVG shows a small arrow down above the creation candle; bearish FVG shows a small arrow up below the candle.

Retest: Triggers when price wicks back into the FVG’s POC or touches any FVG edge, highlighting potential reaction or continuation points.

How to use
Use bullish FVGs as potential support zones.
Use bearish FVGs as resistance during pullbacks or breakdowns.

Pay attention to volume to gauge the importance of each gap.
Use higher timeframe mode for stronger context zones.
Adjust threshold to focus on only significant gaps.
Settings
The Fair Value Gap (FVG) settings allow traders to customize how Fair Value Gaps are identified and displayed on the chart. Here’s a breakdown of each option:

In essence, Fair Value Gaps represent price imbalances that the market may attempt to correct over time, making them valuable areas for traders seeking potential reversals, continuations, or liquidity entries.
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