HTF Fair Value Gap

HTF Fair Value Gap detects fair value gaps on a higher timeframe of your choosing and keeps them in front of you while you execute on a lower one. Background shading flags every higher timeframe gap as it occurs (green for bullish, red for bearish) while the most recent gap is rendered as a candle offset to the right of price, its dashed lines marking the gap's upper and lower boundaries and its wicks recording price's deviations from those boundaries since formation. A Status dashboard completes the picture, reporting whether the gap has been mitigated.

How to Trade the HTF Fair Value Gap?

• Green background: a bullish higher timeframe gap has printed, momentum context that favors long-side ideas on the trading timeframe.
• Red background: the bearish equivalent, flagging downside imbalance from above your chart.
• Dashed boundary lines: the most recent gap's edges are natural reference levels for entries, stops, and targets as price rotates back into the zone.
• Solid border on the FVG candle: the gap remains unmitigated. The imbalance is still open, and the level retains its draw on price.

The wicks on the projected candle deserve attention: they summarize post-formation excursions from the gap's boundaries, a compact read on whether the gap is holding within the ongoing trend or being ground down.

HTF Fair Value Gap Settings

• Timeframe: the higher timeframe scanned for fair value gaps.
• Offset and Width: where the projected FVG candle sits relative to the last bar, and how many bars wide it draws.
• Dashboard inputs: visibility, location, and size of the Status dashboard.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "mitigated" mean on the dashboard?

Why use higher timeframe gaps instead of chart-timeframe ones?

How is access handled?