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Stacked fair value gaps

Stacked fair value gaps are two or more gaps of the same direction that form one after another in a single move.

Definition

Stacked fair value gaps are two or more gaps of the same direction that form one after another in a single move.

They appear when a move stays strong for several candles. Each gap is found by the same three-candle rule, so stacked gaps are counted one by one.

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