Forex and stock markets are full of complex signals—yet few are as powerful as the Fair Value Gap (FVG). If you’ve ever wondered how top traders identify price inefficiencies before the average participant, then FVG trading might just be your new favorite strategy. In this comprehensive guide by Beirman Capital , we’ll break down what fair value gaps are, how to trade them, and why this method could give you an edge in volatile markets. What is a Fair Value Gap (FVG)? A Fair Value Gap occurs when there’s a clear imbalance between buyers and sellers, creating a visible price gap between the closing price of one candle and the opening price of the next. This "skipped" zone represents an area of inefficiency—one the market often revisits before continuing its trend. Think of it as a missing puzzle piece in the price chart. Traders analyze these gaps to forecast potential reversals, continuations, or retracements. Types of Fair Value Gaps Bullish Fair Value Gap Appe...