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Inversion Fair Value Gaps: ICT for Futures Explained

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Inversion Fair Value Gaps — When an FVG flips. Normally a bullish fair value gap acts as support on the retrace.

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This lesson lives in the Stack step of the Confluence Method, where you confirm a key level, price action and structure and momentum before a setup qualifies as a trade.

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0:00Welcome back. Inversion fair value gaps — what happens when an FVG fails. Normally a bullish fair value gap acts as support on the retrace. But when price closes straight through it, that gap inverts. It flips polarity and now acts as resistance. Same level, opposite role. The inversion is your signal that order flow has changed and the prior gap is now a selling zone.

0:24A violated FVG flips: support becomes resistance. Use the inversion as your new level.

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