Inverse Fair Value Gaps
Once a fair value gap is created then later a close above making it an inverse fair value gap (red arrow) gives a nice reaction for a trade in the opposite direction once it hits a level you are interested in. works well when a fair value gap is created through the FVG that ends up inversed (Blue Arrow) and you have equal highs too target. They also act as nice support resistance levels when traded back too. In the picture inverse FVG are red and normal FVG are blue

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Roman
Jan 27
JA BITTE ! Das ist so wichtig !
Gregor
Sep 5, 2023
I understand why you want this, you might like what i did here as this would be a part of the theory having iFVG and the other tools that come with it. As well as BISI and SIBI types
The current tool also has some bugs with from what i can see as i loaded the fair value gap tool it's not solid on the timeframes. I wanted it to do the different time frames correctly but it seems to wonder off and do others too.
https://feedback.atas.net/submissions/64e816c0072324e171f34c6c
Vanodga
Aug 31, 2023
Hi!
If you want us to implement such functionality, you should provide the full description of its logic, how it works, etc.