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What Is a Balanced Price Range (BPR)?

Double imbalances that mark exact price equilibrium

Core Definition

A Balanced Price Range (BPR) forms when overlapping imbalances create a zone of equilibrium, signaling where the market is likely to seek rebalancing of inefficiencies. It represents an area where price quickly reversed after testing liquidity.

Key Properties

1. Occurs when bullish and bearish imbalances overlap: Forms a tight range where price may revisit to fill the inefficiencies of both moves.
2. Signals a zone where buying and selling interests are completely balanced. BPRs are formed by strong, back-to-back impulsive moves up and down, making them highly sensitive zones for future price tests.