NY Session (8:30 AM–4 PM ET) · MNQ · 5-minute
La Vibora: How FVG Inversion with an EMA60 Bias Works
Trades fair-value-gap inversions in the direction of an EMA60 bias, keeping entries aligned with the prevailing trend.
Illustrative La Vibora setup — shown for product demonstration
The setup
When a fair value gap is violated it often flips polarity and acts as support/resistance (an inversion FVG). La Vibora takes those inversions only when they align with an EMA60 directional bias, then draws the entry with a stop and target on the chart.
Method
- Instrument: MNQ, 5-minute chart, full NY session.
- Bias gate: EMA60 direction filters counter-trend noise.
- Entry: IFVG (inverted fair value gap) in the direction of bias.
- Both directions, with SL/TP projection on every signal.
Takeaways
- ✓Bias alignment is the difference between a structured entry and chasing every gap.
- ✓The EMA60 filter keeps signals pointed with the trend.
- ✓FVG boxes, inversion markers and the bias line make the logic visible on the chart.
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