UDT-Verified Order Block Force

Family: pullback · Regime: trending · Complexity: medium · Asset classes: Equities, Forex, Crypto · Timeframes: M15, H1

Thesis

Market liquidity is 'trapped' in zones created by high-momentum ROC moves. These 'Order Blocks' represent areas where large participants have unfilled orders. If the Average Force confirms a directional bias, a return to these zones (mitigation) offers a high-probability entry as price reacts to the remaining liquidity. The TimeBlock boundaries provide a structural exit for when this institutional demand/supply fails.

Components

UDT Array Push Identity Test (regime) — Serves as a data-integrity regime filter; trades are only permitted if the environment can successfully map and push UDT 'Point' objects (Price/High), ensuring a clean data feed for the OB logic.
Average Force (direction) — Establishes the medium-term momentum bias to ensure entries align with the prevailing price relative to its rolling range.
Sonarlab - Order Blocks (entry) — Identifies institutional liquidity zones left behind by high-velocity (ROC-based) moves, providing precise entry triggers upon zone mitigation.
Stochastic Oscillator (exit) — Provides a momentum-exhaustion signal to exit positions before a potential mean-reversion move against the trend.
TimeBlocks (Multifunctional Period Separator) (risk) — Uses hourly session high/lows and VWAP balance to set hard stop-loss levels and determine position sizing based on session volatility.

Known failure conditions

If the Order Block 'Sensitivity' threshold consistently fails to capture volatility expansions (too many small zones).
If the Average Force stays pinned at zero while price trends, indicating the smoothing (S) is too high for the asset.
If the TimeBlock high/low is breached immediately upon session open more than 60% of the time.

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