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Gap Fill

A gap fill describes price returning to a prior session close after opening or trading away from it, not a guarantee that it will do so.

A gap is the difference between a prior close and a later opening or trading reference. A gap fill is the event of price returning to that prior close.

Some gaps fill quickly, some later, and some do not fill within the session. Size, catalyst, liquidity, and structure around the open all matter.

Because a gap fill is an outcome rather than a law, use it to describe historical behavior, not to promise a future move.

LiquidityLevels provides informational and educational market commentary only. These definitions describe market language; they are not financial advice, trade signals, or predictions.

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