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Liquidity · FVG

Fair Value Gap

A three-candle price-structure pattern used to identify an area where price moved with limited overlap between adjacent candles.

01 / WHY IT MATTERS

Why this concept matters

An FVG can help describe displacement and the way price travelled through a range. Researchers can then observe whether later price action revisits or accepts that area.

02 / GOODPORTION VIEW

How we use it in research

Goodportion uses FVGs as a descriptive layer inside a larger market story. The pattern does not, by itself, determine what happens next.