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A fair value gap that price has closed straight through, so it flips roles: a failed bullish gap tends to act as resistance, a failed bearish gap as support.
It needs a candle body to close beyond the gap — a wick through is only a test. Where a failed bullish gap overlaps a new bearish gap, the overlap is a common entry zone for a sell.
Also called: inversion gaps, inversion fvg, ifvg, inverse fair value gap.
Taught in
The Inversion GapStrategy PlaybookThe setup from the "looks like a buy" Reel: a bullish gap that price closes straight through, the flip from support to resistance, the new bearish gap on top of it, and where the entry, stop and target go — plus the honest answer to "take it every single time".
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