Most traders ignore Inversion Fair Value Gaps (IFVG). Smart money doesn’t.
Once you understand how they flip liquidity and bias, you’ll see the chart differently. 👇
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What is Inversion FVG (IFVG)?
Inversion FVGs are fair value gaps that fail and show a change in market flow.
They can be used as entries on lower or higher timeframes, points of interest, or signals of market structure change.
A bullish inversion happens when price closes above a SIBI FVG.
This shows the flow changed from selling to buying, and the FVG now acts as support.
Step 1 : Mark FVG
Step 2 : failed FVG become Inversion fvg (IFVG).
Step 3: Identify and mark your Inversion FVG (iFVG).
Step 4: Enter at the top of the zone and place your stop loss at the swing low.
Step 5: Set your target using liquidity levels, BSL, standard deviation, or 2RR.
This is how you confirm an Inversion FVG.
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