[00:04] the gap occurs between the closing of the first candle and the opening of the second.  In this case, the shadows overlap each other.  This is both a price magnet and a resistance zone.  We expect the price to reach level 0 and continue to fall.  That is, the operating principle is
[00:18] completely identical to a conventional imbalance.  Bullish will imbalance is formed on rising candles.  This is a support zone where we expect a correction and continued growth.  On the right are diagrams with gaps.  Here you can see that the lower shadow of the
[00:31] first candle and the upper shadow of the second do not intersect.  This is the key difference from will imbalance.  In this case, the range itself is determined by the bodies from the closing of the first candle to the opening of the second. It is incorrect to determine gaps solely by shadows.
[00:45] We expect the gap to close by at least 50% and for the decline to continue.  It acts as a magnet for price and resistance zones. Here is the same gap, but in a growing market.  This is a support zone.  We expect the level to reach 50% and then
[01:01] see more options for their formation.  Resistance zones are highlighted in orange , support zones in grey.  This is a chart of a Bitcoin futures contract on the CME exchange.  Here we see the gap that formed between the close of one
[01:16] trading day and the opening of the next. Already on the next candle the price showed an excellent reaction, and the growth continued. Next we see the will imbalance.  It also occurs between the close and the opening of a new trading day.  The next day
[01:31] the price completely covered it, after which the upward movement continued.  When forming this pig, we completely rebalanced another will imbalance. absolutely identical to the classic imbalance.  Both gap and will imbalance are
[01:46] that the market will strive to balance out.  y