"Order Block Resistance vs. Bullish Momentum: Who Wins?"
🧠 Reading Higher Timeframe Trends at Order Blocks – When Bullish Momentum Meets Resistance
When we analyze the trend in a higher timeframe and notice that price action is approaching or reacting to an order block, this should be treated as a potential resistance zone—even if the indicators still show bullish strength.
✅ What Confirms a “Strong Bull” Zone?
AO and RSI are both holding above the zero line, showing no reversal waves or strong sell signals.
The market is still in a bullish trend, even at resistance—but caution is required near order blocks due to potential reversals or liquidity grabs.
🔁 How to React When Price Hits an Order Block: Reconfirm Using 15-Minute Chart
Drop down to the 15-minute timeframe and recheck the trend using the same tools:
Look at the Confirmation Trigger (ChoCH).
If price remains above the confirmation level, then the bullish trend from the higher timeframe remains intact.
If price falls below the confirmation line, that’s your early signal that:
✅ A bearish reversal is forming on the 15m.
⚠️ The higher timeframe structure may be ending or entering distribution.
Even if the Quantum zones are shifting or adapting dynamically, the confirmation level remains your anchor.
📌 Summary:
Bullish AO/RSI above the zero line = still a strong trend.
Order block = natural resistance → stay cautious.
Always return to 15-minute timeframe to verify trend alignment.
Confirmation Trigger (ChoCH) is your decision point:
🔼 Above = trend continues.
🔽 Below = potential trend reversal.
