ICT Balance Price Range - How To Use Them
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What is the Price Balance Range (BPR)?
- PBR denotes a distinct region in price history characterized by substantial upward and downward movements.
- This serves as a crucial level of support and resistance, observed by traders and investors.

The Price Balance Range (BPR) acts as crucial support and resistance.
- When the price approaches the upper or lower limits of the PBR, it frequently experiences a bounce.
- These rebounds signal potential buying or selling opportunities.

ICT BPR Model:
- Patience is key: Allow the price to reach a higher time frame (HTF) resistance level.
- Monitor the closure: Wait for the price to conclude below the Balanced Price Range (BPR).
- Transition anticipation: Once the succeeding candle wraps up below the BPR, expect a swift shift from Buy Side to Sell Side.
- Profit objective: Target a minimum profit of 2R.

Bearish Balanced Price Range (-BPR):
- A -BPR materializes when there's a forceful upward movement swiftly succeeded by an intense downward movement.
- The upward movement forms a BISI FVG, and the downward movement forms a SIBI FVG, intersecting with the BISI FVG.
- It transforms into a -BPR when the price revisits the area where the FVGs intersect.

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