Fair Value Gap

What it means

A fair value gap highlights an area where price moved so quickly that part of the range was not traded back through immediately.

What to watch

The term is popular, but the important question is still whether the market treats that area as relevant later.

Where traders usually run into this

Fair Value Gap matters most when it starts affecting an actual chart read, indicator setting, or workflow choice rather than staying as an abstract definition.

• Fair Value Gap Zones keeps this term attached to a real indicator instead of leaving it as standalone jargon.
• Imbalance keeps this term attached to a real glossary instead of leaving it as standalone jargon.
• Liquidity keeps this term attached to a real glossary instead of leaving it as standalone jargon.

Best next page if this term is blocking you

If you understand the definition but still do not know what to do with it, start with Fair Value Gap Zones. That page is the fastest way to see how fair value gap shows up in a real indicator workflow.