What Is a Liquidity Void Versus a Fair Value Gap?
Liquidity voids and Fair Value Gaps are related ideas in some price-action methodologies, but they are not identical.
A Fair Value Gap is a specific three-candle price structure.
A liquidity void generally describes a broader area where price moves rapidly with relatively little trading interaction.
Both may help traders identify areas of inefficient price movement.
However, neither guarantees that price will return.
Remember: Understand the structure before assigning a trading meaning to it.
Do you use both concepts in your analysis?
