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Mitigation Block

Learn how mitigation blocks are described in ICT and SMC language, how they differ from order blocks, and why they should be treated as observation labels.

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SMC and Price Action Integration Language

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The basic idea Why it is often confused with order block What the label tries to describe A neutral observation sequence Useful review questions Common misunderstandings How it fits the SMC language layer Continue with