One Standard to Rank Every Zone You Ever Draw
One single standard for ranking every zone you draw — our most demanding concept.
Before you start: Assumes you're already comfortable with Order Blocks, Fair Value Gaps and the other zone types this standard ranks.
Part of the MY EDGE framework — refined through thousands of hours of chart study.
This is our most demanding and comprehensive concept — a unified six-step standard by which we assess every PD Array on this site (Order Block, FVG, Breaker Block, and all the others). Without this standard, each individual concept is just a shape on a chart with no weight behind it.
- Objective
- Checklist
- Validation
- Failure Conditions
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the PD Array Evaluation Standard?⌄
It's a unified six-step standard — identity, context of formation, time context, location, current role, and priority — used to assess every PD Array on this site, from Order Blocks to FVGs to Breaker Blocks, so no zone is judged on shape alone.
How do I use the PD Array Evaluation Standard in practice?⌄
For every PD Array you're considering, walk through all six steps in order before deciding whether it's a quality setup, then use step 6 (priority) as a position-sizing filter between standard size and reduced size or no trade.
Is this just another way of saying "check for confluence"?⌄
It's more structured than a general confluence check — it's the shared six-step scorecard that every other concept on this site refers back to whenever it mentions "assessment" or "priority."
Do I need this if I already understand Order Blocks and FVGs individually?⌄
Yes — without this standard, each individual concept is just a shape on a chart with no weight behind it; the standard is what turns any single PD Array into something you can actually rank and prioritize.