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    Mitigation means reducing risk. Market makers will move the price away from a level with strength to entice retail traders to join the move by setting stop losses. The market makers will then come back to that level to hit the retail traders' stop losses, knocking them out of the move and mitigating the market makers' own risk as they resume the initial trend alone. For a bullish move to be validated, the later volume must accomplish tasks like taking out opposing orders, breaking out of market structure, or creating a new high with equal volume. This is only valid if bouncing from a higher time frame buy order block for a reversal entry or in a ranging market for re-entries.

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    Mitigation means reducing risk. Market makers will move the price away from a level with strength to entice retail traders to join the move by setting stop losses. The market makers will then come back to that level to hit the retail traders' stop losses, knocking them out of the move and mitigating the market makers' own risk as they resume the initial trend alone. For a bullish move to be validated, the later volume must accomplish tasks like taking out opposing orders, breaking out of market structure, or creating a new high with equal volume. This is only valid if bouncing from a higher time frame buy order block for a reversal entry or in a ranging market for re-entries.

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    MITIGATION Mitigation

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    Mitigation means reducing risk. Market makers will move the price away from a level with strength to entice retail traders to join the move by setting stop losses. The market makers will then come back to that level to hit the retail traders' stop losses, knocking them out of the move and mitigating the market makers' own risk as they resume the initial trend alone. For a bullish move to be validated, the later volume must accomplish tasks like taking out opposing orders, breaking out of market structure, or creating a new high with equal volume. This is only valid if bouncing from a higher time frame buy order block for a reversal entry or in a ranging market for re-entries.

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    MITIGATION Mitigation means; to reduce risk.

    When the MM moves price away from a level with


    strength and magnitude, say they are buying; it is assumed that this is used to entice retail traders to
    join the move. And because most retail traders are price chasers, they join the ride with their Stop Loses
    [SL] set. This is the reason (assumed) that the MM will come back to clear retail traders SL. When their
    (Retail Traders) SL are hit, they are knocked out of the move, hence MM mitigating their risk (THEY WILL
    RESUME THE INITIAL TREND HENCE MOVING ALONE). Hint: To know that the MM are mitigating, there
    are a number of things you need to consider. For instance, the LV must accomplish some tasks before
    validating the OB. Exhibit: To validate a BuOB with a Bullish LV; 1) LV should take out opposing OB or 2)
    LV should Break Out Market Structure or 3) LV should Create Equal High EQL. This is valid IFF the price is
    bouncing from HTF BuOB (For Reversal Entry) or a trading market (for re-entries

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