🔥 Why price keeps coming to FVG + iFVG intersections
That area is what you can call a **high-interest zone**.
Because you have:
* **FVG (imbalance)** → price wants to rebalance
* **iFVG (failed imbalance flipped)** → shift in order flow
👉 When both meet, it becomes:
**a decision point where both sides have an interest**
🧠 What’s really happening there
Think of it like this:
* FVG = unfinished business
* iFVG = change in intent
So when price returns there:
* It’s checking **“are we continuing or reversing?”**
Why price reacts there often
Because that intersection has:
* Liquidity (trapped traders)
* Orders (both buyers and sellers)
* Structure relevance
👉 That’s why you keep seeing:
**tap → reaction → move**
⚠️ But here’s where most people get it wrong
Just because price comes there doesn’t mean:
* “Auto buy”
* “Auto sell”
❌ No.
🎯 What actually matters at that intersection
You only act based on **reaction**, not the zone itself:
If price:
* Enters and shows **rejection / displacement**
→ Trade the reaction
If price:
* Enters and **sits / chops**
→ No trade
If price:
* Breaks through clean
→ Zone failed → flip bias
🔑 The deeper truth (this is your edge)
FVG alone = weak
iFVG alone = better
FVG + iFVG intersection = **high probability zone**
👉 But only when:
**price confirms intent**
🧠 What you should start doing
When you see that intersection:
* Don’t enter immediately
* Drop to lower timeframe
* Watch for:
* Displacement
* Break of structure
* Strong rejection wick with follow-through