⭐️ An imbalance of orders is when a market exchange receives too many of one kind of order—buy, sell, limit—and not enough of the order's counterpoint. For sellers to complete their trades, there must be buyers and vice versa; when the equation is slanted too heavily in one direction, it creates an imbalance.
I use imbalances both bullish and bearish to spot where price made ,,un-natural,, moves that should be filled as a tipical GAP move, i will look at them as MAGNET area where price should be attracted where price should go.
⭐️ You can use them as entry areas when price fills the imbalance area or profit target zones
I attached couple photos where you can see bullish & bearish imbalances both filled and un-fullfiled(price didnt come back)
Hope that was insightfull
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I use imbalances both bullish and bearish to spot where price made ,,un-natural,, moves that should be filled as a tipical GAP move, i will look at them as MAGNET area where price should be attracted where price should go.
⭐️ You can use them as entry areas when price fills the imbalance area or profit target zones
I attached couple photos where you can see bullish & bearish imbalances both filled and un-fullfiled(price didnt come back)
Hope that was insightfull
FOLLOW / LIKE for more content ✅