Tag: Order Block
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What Is a Mitigation Block in Trading? Why Every Pullback Is Not Mitigation
A Mitigation Block is not every pullback. The setup requires failure of expected swing continuation, opposite displacement, structural consequence, and confirmation during the retest.
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What Are Protected Highs and Lows in Trading? Which Swing Actually Invalidates the Trade?
Protected highs and lows are not simply the latest visible swings. They are structural references whose failure changes the entry model or broader trade thesis.
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What Are Premium and Discount in Trading? Why the 50% Level Is Not a Buy or Sell Signal
Premium and Discount identify relative location inside a dealing range. The range, liquidity event, confirmation, and invalidation determine whether that location becomes tradable.
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What Is an Order Block in Trading? Why the Last Opposing Candle Is Not Enough
An opposing candle becomes a relevant Order Block only when liquidity, displacement, structural consequence, mitigation, and invalidation support the zone.