Mitigation refers to the market revisiting or retesting previously unbalanced price levels (such as order blocks, fair value gaps, or supply/demand zones) to absorb liquidity and fulfill institutional orders. It’s a key concept in price action analysis and Smart Money trading strategies.
Mitigation is a powerful concept for traders who wish to align themselves with institutional strategies. By understanding how and why the market revisits certain zones, you can better anticipate potential entries with high-risk-to-reward setups. The key is patience—waiting for price to confirm your analysis before entering a trade.
When it comes to mitigation, there are two things to consider:
1. Mitigated
2. Unmitigated
Mitigated essentially means that the POI (point of interest) you have marked up, has already been tapped into.
Whereas unmitigated just means that your POI has not yet been tapped into / price hasn’t yet reached that level.
It is better to trade from fresh / unmitigated zones.
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