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Understanding Balanced Price Ranges (BPR)

The document explains Balanced Price Ranges (BPRs), which can be either Bullish (+BPR) or Bearish (-BPR), and how they are formed through the overlap of SIBI and BISI Fair Value Gaps (FVGs). It details the conditions for identifying and using BPRs for both low timeframe (LTF) entry execution and high timeframe (HTF) points of interest (POI). Examples are provided to illustrate the application of BPRs in trading strategies.

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Understanding Balanced Price Ranges (BPR)

The document explains Balanced Price Ranges (BPRs), which can be either Bullish (+BPR) or Bearish (-BPR), and how they are formed through the overlap of SIBI and BISI Fair Value Gaps (FVGs). It details the conditions for identifying and using BPRs for both low timeframe (LTF) entry execution and high timeframe (HTF) points of interest (POI). Examples are provided to illustrate the application of BPRs in trading strategies.

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Balanced Price Ranges (BPR) and How To Use Them

Before we start, to better understand Balanced Price Ranges (BPRs) you need to know what BISI/SIBI FVGs
are. Here is a thread for FVGs.
There are two types of Balanced Price Ranges (BPR), Bullish & Bearish BPRs and they can occur on all
timeframes. In this thread I will go over the two types, show examples, and will give context on how to
use them for LTF & HTF.

#1: Bullish BPR (+BPR)


A +BPR occurs when there's an aggressive move down immediately followed by an aggressive move up.
The move down creates a SIBI FVG and the move up creates a BISI FVG which overlaps the SIBI FVG. It
becomes a BPR once price retests where the FVGs overlap. Lets break it down deeper with pictures:
Lets break it down deeper with pictures: Here you will see a BISI FVG overlapping a SIBI FVG. The blue box
is the price range of interest since this is where the BISI FVG overlaps the SIBI FVG. At this point in time
it's not a BPR yet since price hasn't retested the blue box.
Here you will see a BISI FVG overlapping a SIBI FVG. The blue box is the price range of interest since this
is where the BISI FVG overlaps the SIBI FVG. At this point in time it's not a BPR yet since price hasn't
retested the blue box.

Once price retraces back to test the blue box it now becomes a balanced price range (BPR). So for a
Bullish BPR you need a BISI FVG overlapping a SIBI FVG & you need price to retest the range where the
FVGs overlap.

When there's an aggressive move down (SIBI FVG) and a BISI FVG immediately occurs after to overlap the
SIBI FVG this means there's a potential change in orderflow (OF) from bearish to bullish. Once price
retests the blue box for a BPR look for expansion to confirm the bullish OF.
#2: Bearish BPR (-BPR) A -BPR occurs when there's an aggressive move up immediately followed by an
aggressive move down. The move up creates a BISI FVG and the move down creates a SIBI FVG which
overlaps the BISI FVG. It becomes a BPR once price retests where the FVGs overlap.

Here you will see a SIBI FVG overlapping a BISI FVG. The blue box is the price range of interest as it shows
potential change in orderflow from bullish to bearish. At this time it is not considered a balance price
range. If price retests the blue box then it will be a BPR.
Once it retests the blue box price range it becomes a balanced price range (BPR). After the retest we can
now expect for bearish expansion to downside to confirm the bearish orderflow.

Now that you understand what a BPR is and know the difference between a Bullish & Bearish BPR, I will
now go over 2 ways on how I personally use BPRs: #1: LTF Entry Execution #2: HTF POI

#1 When I use BPRs for LTF entries I still have to follow my trading model before I can consider the BPR
entry. Here is my trading model:
So before BPR entry I need the following to happen: - Clear Narrative (MMXM, AMD, SMT) - Clear Draw
on Liquidity - HTF Liquidity or POI raid - Market Structure Shift with Displacement.

If all of this happens then I will look for entry and sometimes it will be a BPR entry.

Here is an example of a LTF BPR entry execution with context:

🔸Narrative = MMSM & Monday Range/Deviation

🔸PDH raid

🔸M5 mss with displacement

🔸M5 BPR Entry in blue box

🔸DOL = LRLR to Monday Low (PDL)

#2 I also use BPRs is for HTF POI. You can use H1 all the way to Monthly charts to look for BPRs as HTF
POI. Use the BPR as a POI and once price enters the POI then I start looking for MSS. If there's MSS with
clear narrative & DOL then I will look for fvg, brk, ob, bpr entry

Here is an example on how I use BPRs as a HTF POI. Once price retests the blue box price range it
becomes a BPR on H4. This is my HTF raid on POI. After the H4 BPR I zoom into a LTF to see if there's
clear narrative & DOL then if there is look for mss for entry.
Once H4 BPR HTF POI raid happens I zoom into LTF to look for my setup.

Setup:

🔸H4 BPR POI raid

🔸LTF fu raid

🔸M5 mss + fvg entry

🔸DOL = Internal BSL + SIBI

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