Where a Bad Institutional Position Gets Repaired
The zone where an institution trapped on the wrong side tries to exit at breakeven, not at a loss.
Before you start: Assumes you already understand Order Blocks.
Part of the MY EDGE framework — refined through thousands of hours of chart study.
Institutions, like everyone else, sometimes fill orders at a poor price. A Mitigation Block is the zone where price returns to "correct" that inefficient execution before continuing on its original path — an important reference zone that gets mistaken for an ordinary Order Block far too often.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Mitigation Block?⌄
A Mitigation Block is the zone where price returns to correct an inefficient institutional fill before continuing on its original path — a reference zone frequently mistaken for an ordinary Order Block.
How do you tell a Mitigation Block apart from an Order Block?⌄
The distinction is why price returns: with a Mitigation Block, price comes back to correct inefficient execution, not because the zone is the true origin of the move, which is the case with an Order Block.
How should I use a Mitigation Block in a trade?⌄
Treat it as a reference PD Array, not a primary signal — its probability only rises once supported by several forms of confluence at once, such as liquidity, displacement, and alignment with the higher timeframe.
Mitigation Block vs Breaker Block — how are they different?⌄
Both are zones that form after an original move has already happened, but a Mitigation Block corrects inefficient execution from that move, while a Breaker Block forms specifically once an Order Block fails and structure shifts.