QC GapShift

QC GapShift is an advanced Fair Value Gap (FVG) detection system that identifies price inefficiencies and tracks their "inversion" - the moment when price returns to fill the gap, often marking significant reversal or continuation points. Unlike basic FVG indicators that only mark gaps, GapShift uses a sophisticated two-phase system (FVG → Inversion) with adaptive volatility sensitivity to filter out noise and identify only high-probability setups.

The inversion tracking system adds a crucial second phase - monitoring how price interacts with gaps when it returns, often marking significant reversal or continuation points as price fills the inefficiency.

QC GapShift detects Fair Value Gaps (price inefficiencies) with a minimum size threshold based on volatility analysis. FVGs enter an "inversion" phase when price returns to test the gap, during which the indicator tracks price interactions and marks significant touch points. The gap is considered "completed" when price fully breaks through, at which point it moves to historical display.

The adaptive volatility sensitivity uses advanced algorithms that automatically adjust sensitivity based on recent price volatility, ensuring the indicator adapts to changing market conditions rather than using fixed thresholds.

• Configure signal preference (Close or Wick) based on your trading style - Wick provides more sensitive detection
• Configure Flux Sensitivity Factor to match your trading style - higher values create fewer but stronger gaps
• Enable adaptive sensitivity for automatic volatility adjustment across different market conditions
• Choose whether to display historical zones for context on previous gap fills
• Monitor for inversion zones - these represent high-probability reversal/continuation areas
• Watch for completion signals when price breaks through gaps
• Use touch point labels as entry/exit references within inversion zones
• Focus on zones with multiple touch points as stronger support/resistance areas

Basic FVG indicators simply mark every gap, creating dozens of zones with no quality differentiation. GapShift's inversion tracking system adds a crucial second phase - monitoring how price interacts with gaps when it returns. This "inversion" phase often marks significant reversal or continuation points as price fills the inefficiency.

The adaptive volatility sensitivity ensures the indicator remains effective across different market conditions, while the historical zone display provides valuable context for understanding current price action in relation to previous gap fills. The two-phase system (FVG → Inversion) provides complete context for trading decisions, making it more valuable than gap-only indicators.