Session Sweep + Inverse FVG
Session sweep + inverse FVG: after a session high or low is swept, the fair value gap of the run into it that price closes through becomes an inverse FVG.
How to read it
- The sweep takes session liquidity; the close through the gap the other way confirms rejection.
- The inverse FVG is marked until price closes back beyond it.
- It is often watched as a retest zone in the new direction.
Key settings
- Watch 24 hours, window 20 bars.
- FVG minimum 0.1 × ATR; 5 objects kept.
Good to know
- Drawn on the price pane, over the candles.
- Computed on the loaded candles of the chart timeframe; levels are set on closed bars.