Mitigation Block on SOL 1H
Mitigation Block
ShortA bearish mitigation block on the 1-hour chart. Here is where it sits and how this pattern has behaved in the past.
Entry sits near $105, with invalidation at $106. This style holds the full position toward the room near $103. A close above $106 ends the idea.
Entry sits near $105, with invalidation at $106. This style books half near the first target around $104 and shifts the stop to the entry ($105), so the remainder carries no risk. The rest targets the room near $103.
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What formed
A Mitigation Block formed on SOL 1H. Historically this pattern on SOL 1H resolved toward the first target in 8370% of 569 instances before touching invalidation, with an expectancy of +0.75R per instance. This is descriptive analysis of a chart structure, not personalized guidance.
A mitigation block is the origin candle of a move that price later returns to in order to fill (mitigate) unfilled orders left behind, often before continuing in the original direction. It's closely related to the order block but framed around unfinished business at the move's start.
It forms when a strong move leaves orders unfilled at its origin. Price later revisits that area to mitigate them. The cleaner the original move and the tighter the return, the more the block tends to matter.