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ICT IFVG Inversion Fair Value Gap Trading Strategy | Master Inversion FVG Trading Strategy for Forex & Indices | Inner Circle Trader
ICT IFVG Inverse Fair Value Gap Trading Strategy | Master Inverse FVG Trading Strategy for Forex & Indices | Inner Circle Trader
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In ICT (Inner Circle Trader) methodology, an IFVG (Inversion Fair Value Gap) is a variation of the standard Fair Value Gap (FVG). It forms when price returns to an old FVG and uses it in the opposite direction, effectively inverting the original imbalance into a new one.
What is a Fair Value Gap (FVG)?
A Fair Value Gap is a 3-candle pattern (Candle 1, Candle 2, Candle 3) where Candle 2 leaves an imbalance between Candle 1 and Candle 3.
Example (bullish FVG):
Candle 1 high and Candle 3 low → price leaves liquidity void.

What is an Inversion Fair Value Gap IFVG?
An IFVG occurs when price revisits a previous FVG and instead of simply “filling” it, the old FVG flips role and forms a new imbalance in the opposite direction.
In short:
✔️ Price returns to a prior FVG
✔️ It rejects or trades through it
✔️ The original FVG becomes a level of support/resistance
✔️ A new imbalance forms – the inversion FVG
🔹 Market Logic Behind IFVG
Price originally moved very fast (creating the FVG), indicating displacement.
When price comes back:
If price holds at the FVG, it becomes support/resistance.
The reaction often creates a new FVG in opposite direction, which is the inversion.
This is a strong continuation signal because it shows the algorithm respected the original imbalance.

Bullish IFVG Example
A bullish FVG forms during a strong move up.
Price retraces back into it.
Instead of breaking down, price finds support in the old FVG.
Price then creates a new bullish FVG in that same zone → This is the IFVG.
The original bearish pressure fails → inverted into bullish strength.

Bearish IFVG Example
A bearish FVG forms on impulse down.
Price retraces back into the gap.
It acts as resistance.
A new bearish FVG forms → This is the IFVG.

How ICT Traders Use IFVGs
They act as:
High-probability continuation zones
Support/resistance flips
Entry points for trades in the direction of displacement
POIs (Points of Interest) for refined entries
Often used with:
Market structure shifts (MSS / BOS)
Liquidity sweeps
Displacement models
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