INVITE-ONLY SCRIPT
Updated Order Block Reclaim Matrix [AGPro Series]
Order Block Reclaim Matrix [AGPro Series]
Core Idea
After a qualified order block is mapped, is the market waiting for reclaim, building reclaim pressure, moving into deep mitigation, showing breaker risk, or simply staying in block-watch mode?
Overview / What It Does
Order Block Reclaim Matrix is a structured order-block workflow designed to organize reclaim behavior, mitigation depth, breaker-risk review, reaction scoring, and next-action context directly on the chart.
The script maps an active order block zone, reclaim boundary, breaker boundary, mitigation state, current review label, historical attention labels, and a compact AGPro decision-support panel.
It does not attempt to predict future movement, automate execution, or provide financial advice. It is built as an analytical visualization layer for reviewing how an active order block is being interacted with after displacement and structural context appear.
Purpose & Design Philosophy
Many order block tools stop after drawing a zone.
This script focuses on what happens after the zone appears:
- Has the block been left unmitigated?
- Is the market returning into the block?
- Is reclaim behavior building?
- Is mitigation shallow, balanced, deep, or excessive?
- Is the block at risk of transitioning into a breaker context?
- Does the current state deserve attention?
The goal is to help traders review order block behavior as a staged workflow rather than treating every marked block as equally important.
Why This Script Is Different
Order Block Reclaim Matrix is not a simple order block detector.
It is a reclaim-first order block planner.
Instead of only plotting historical bullish or bearish blocks, the script evaluates the active block through multiple layers:
- displacement quality
- source candle zone mapping
- reclaim boundary behavior
- mitigation depth
- breaker-risk pressure
- reaction score
- current workflow state
This creates a cleaner review process for distinguishing inactive zones, waiting blocks, reclaim-building conditions, deeper mitigation, and breaker-risk contexts.
Methodology
1. Displacement Context
The script watches for qualified bullish or bearish displacement using recent structure, range behavior, body expansion, and sensitivity settings.
2. Source Candle Mapping
After a qualified displacement appears, the script searches for the opposite candle that defines the active order block source.
3. Order Block Zone Construction
The active block is built using the selected zone model:
- Body
- Body + Wick
- ATR-Padded
4. Reclaim Review
The script evaluates whether the market is interacting with the reclaim boundary and whether the close behavior supports a stronger reclaim state.
5. Mitigation Depth
When the active block is revisited, mitigation depth is measured as a percentage and classified into staged states.
6. Breaker Risk
If pressure develops beyond the opposite boundary of the active block, breaker risk rises and the workflow can move into breaker-risk review.
7. Reaction Score
The final reaction score combines displacement quality, mitigation behavior, reclaim pressure, breaker risk, and freshness into a 0-100 context score.
How To Read The Chart
Active Order Block Zone
The main colored box shows the current order block area being reviewed.
Reclaim Boundary
The reclaim line marks the level used to review whether the market is attempting to regain control around the active block.
Breaker Boundary
The breaker-risk boundary marks the area where pressure against the block becomes more important.
Current Review Label
The current review label summarizes the active state, reaction score, and breaker-risk value.
Mitigation Label
The mitigation label appears when the block has been revisited and depth becomes relevant.
Historical Labels
Historical attention labels mark prior reclaim, mitigation, breaker, or block-watch events when the selected visual preset allows them.
Panel
The panel summarizes:
- block side
- block range
- reclaim state
- mitigation
- breaker risk
- reaction score
- current state
- next action
Signals & States
Block Watch
A qualified block exists, but the current workflow is not yet showing a stronger reclaim or breaker-risk state.
Reclaim Review
The active block is being revisited and reclaim behavior is becoming relevant.
Reclaim Active
Reclaim behavior is stronger according to the script logic.
Deep Mitigation
The block has been revisited deeply enough to deserve closer review.
Breaker Risk
Pressure beyond the active block boundary has increased and the block may be vulnerable under the script rules.
Current Review
The latest active workflow state shown on the chart and panel.
These states are context markers only. They are not trading instructions.
Alerts Logic
Alerts are designed as attention markers.
They can trigger when:
- a new order block context is detected
- reclaim review becomes active
- reclaim behavior strengthens
- deep mitigation appears
- breaker risk increases
- the workflow state changes
Alerts do not represent execution instructions. They only notify the user that the order block workflow state has changed.
Confluence Logic
The context becomes stronger when multiple components align:
- clear displacement
- clean source candle mapping
- controlled mitigation depth
- stronger reclaim behavior
- lower breaker risk
- higher reaction score
- readable distance from the active block
When these elements do not align, the script keeps the state more cautious.
When To Use
This script is useful when reviewing:
- order block reclaim behavior
- mitigation depth
- displacement-based block context
- post-break reaction zones
- breaker-risk pressure
- structure continuation or reaction planning
- liquid crypto, forex, index, and equity charts
It is especially useful when the user wants to separate a raw order block from the actual reclaim and mitigation workflow around that block.
When NOT To Use
Avoid relying on the script in isolation during:
- extremely low-liquidity conditions
- abnormal news-driven volatility
- very noisy lower-timeframe movement
- charts with large gaps
- symbols with inconsistent candle structure
- markets where the active block is far from current context
The output should always be interpreted together with broader market structure, volatility, liquidity, and independent analysis.
Key Inputs
Planner Mode
Controls whether both directions, bullish blocks only, or bearish blocks only are evaluated.
Structure Lookback
Controls the recent structure window used to qualify displacement beyond prior highs or lows.
Source Candle Search
Controls how far back the script searches for the opposite candle that defines the active order block.
Displacement Sensitivity
Adjusts how strong displacement must be before a new block can be mapped.
Order Block Zone Model
Controls whether the zone is built from the candle body, full candle range, or ATR padding.
Reclaim Sensitivity
Controls how strongly reclaim behavior is scored after interaction with the block boundary.
Breaker Strictness
Controls how quickly pressure beyond the block boundary increases breaker-risk review.
Visual Preset
Controls annotation density:
- Clean
- Balanced
- Rich
Minimum Label Score
Filters historical labels while keeping the active workflow, panel, current review label, and alerts active.
Panel Controls
Panel location, theme, and font-size controls are included for different chart layouts.
Interface & Visual Design
The visual design is built around a clear hierarchy:
- the active order block zone anchors the workflow
- the centered zone label identifies the block context
- the reclaim line marks the primary review boundary
- the breaker line marks the risk boundary
- the current review badge summarizes the active state
- historical labels provide context without overwhelming the chart
- the panel provides a compact command-center style summary
The goal is to make the chart understandable at first glance while still preserving enough detail for deeper review.
Practical Usage Workflow
1. Start with the panel.
Review block side, reclaim state, mitigation, breaker risk, reaction score, and next action.
2. Check the active order block.
Confirm where the active block is located and whether it is near current market interaction.
3. Review mitigation depth.
Shallow or balanced mitigation can indicate a different context from deep or excessive mitigation.
4. Review reclaim behavior.
If reclaim state strengthens, the block is being interacted with more actively according to the script rules.
5. Check breaker risk.
If breaker risk rises, the active block context may require more caution.
6. Compare with broader context.
Use the output alongside trend, support/resistance, volume, liquidity, and higher-timeframe structure.
Interpretation Guidelines
A high reaction score does not mean a guaranteed outcome.
It means the script has detected stronger alignment between displacement, block mapping, reclaim behavior, mitigation depth, and lower breaker-risk pressure.
A low reaction score does not mean the market cannot move.
It means the active block context is weaker, less complete, or under more risk pressure according to the script logic.
The best use of this tool is to structure the review process, not to replace independent judgment.
What This Script Is NOT
This script is not a prediction engine.
It is not a financial advice tool.
It is not an automated trading system.
It does not guarantee that an order block will hold, fail, reclaim, reverse, or continue.
It does not replace risk management, independent analysis, or broader market context review.
Limitations & Transparency
Order block structure can vary significantly across symbols and timeframes.
Lower timeframes may produce more frequent blocks and noisier reclaim behavior.
High volatility can expand zones, increase breaker-risk pressure, or create fast state changes.
Gaps, illiquid candles, and abnormal volatility may affect how zones appear.
The script uses rule-based logic and should be interpreted as a structured analytical aid.
Market Context Notes
Order blocks are often reviewed together with displacement, mitigation, reclaim behavior, breaker transitions, liquidity, and broader structure.
This script focuses specifically on the reclaim and mitigation phase after an order block is mapped.
The most useful readings usually appear when block context, reclaim behavior, mitigation depth, and broader market structure are aligned.
Use Case Examples
Example 1:
A bearish block appears after displacement. The script maps the active block and monitors whether the market returns into the zone, remains unmitigated, or develops breaker risk.
Example 2:
A bullish block is revisited after a structure shift. The script measures mitigation depth and checks whether reclaim behavior is building.
Example 3:
An active block is deeply revisited while breaker risk stays low. The panel can help the user separate deep mitigation from outright invalidation pressure.
System Philosophy
Order Block Reclaim Matrix is designed around staged review.
The script does not try to reduce order block analysis into a single label.
Instead, it organizes the active block into a workflow:
- block mapping
- mitigation review
- reclaim review
- breaker-risk review
- reaction scoring
- next-action context
This helps the user keep chart review structured, repeatable, and visually clear.
Non-Promise Statement
All outputs are rule-based analytical states.
They are designed to support chart review and workflow organization.
They are not guarantees, predictions, or instructions.
Risk Disclosure
Trading and investing involve risk.
Market conditions can change quickly, and no indicator can remove uncertainty.
Users are responsible for their own analysis, risk controls, and decisions.
Educational Note
This script is intended for educational, analytical, and workflow-support purposes.
It should be used as one part of a broader chart-review process.
Core Idea
After a qualified order block is mapped, is the market waiting for reclaim, building reclaim pressure, moving into deep mitigation, showing breaker risk, or simply staying in block-watch mode?
Overview / What It Does
Order Block Reclaim Matrix is a structured order-block workflow designed to organize reclaim behavior, mitigation depth, breaker-risk review, reaction scoring, and next-action context directly on the chart.
The script maps an active order block zone, reclaim boundary, breaker boundary, mitigation state, current review label, historical attention labels, and a compact AGPro decision-support panel.
It does not attempt to predict future movement, automate execution, or provide financial advice. It is built as an analytical visualization layer for reviewing how an active order block is being interacted with after displacement and structural context appear.
Purpose & Design Philosophy
Many order block tools stop after drawing a zone.
This script focuses on what happens after the zone appears:
- Has the block been left unmitigated?
- Is the market returning into the block?
- Is reclaim behavior building?
- Is mitigation shallow, balanced, deep, or excessive?
- Is the block at risk of transitioning into a breaker context?
- Does the current state deserve attention?
The goal is to help traders review order block behavior as a staged workflow rather than treating every marked block as equally important.
Why This Script Is Different
Order Block Reclaim Matrix is not a simple order block detector.
It is a reclaim-first order block planner.
Instead of only plotting historical bullish or bearish blocks, the script evaluates the active block through multiple layers:
- displacement quality
- source candle zone mapping
- reclaim boundary behavior
- mitigation depth
- breaker-risk pressure
- reaction score
- current workflow state
This creates a cleaner review process for distinguishing inactive zones, waiting blocks, reclaim-building conditions, deeper mitigation, and breaker-risk contexts.
Methodology
1. Displacement Context
The script watches for qualified bullish or bearish displacement using recent structure, range behavior, body expansion, and sensitivity settings.
2. Source Candle Mapping
After a qualified displacement appears, the script searches for the opposite candle that defines the active order block source.
3. Order Block Zone Construction
The active block is built using the selected zone model:
- Body
- Body + Wick
- ATR-Padded
4. Reclaim Review
The script evaluates whether the market is interacting with the reclaim boundary and whether the close behavior supports a stronger reclaim state.
5. Mitigation Depth
When the active block is revisited, mitigation depth is measured as a percentage and classified into staged states.
6. Breaker Risk
If pressure develops beyond the opposite boundary of the active block, breaker risk rises and the workflow can move into breaker-risk review.
7. Reaction Score
The final reaction score combines displacement quality, mitigation behavior, reclaim pressure, breaker risk, and freshness into a 0-100 context score.
How To Read The Chart
Active Order Block Zone
The main colored box shows the current order block area being reviewed.
Reclaim Boundary
The reclaim line marks the level used to review whether the market is attempting to regain control around the active block.
Breaker Boundary
The breaker-risk boundary marks the area where pressure against the block becomes more important.
Current Review Label
The current review label summarizes the active state, reaction score, and breaker-risk value.
Mitigation Label
The mitigation label appears when the block has been revisited and depth becomes relevant.
Historical Labels
Historical attention labels mark prior reclaim, mitigation, breaker, or block-watch events when the selected visual preset allows them.
Panel
The panel summarizes:
- block side
- block range
- reclaim state
- mitigation
- breaker risk
- reaction score
- current state
- next action
Signals & States
Block Watch
A qualified block exists, but the current workflow is not yet showing a stronger reclaim or breaker-risk state.
Reclaim Review
The active block is being revisited and reclaim behavior is becoming relevant.
Reclaim Active
Reclaim behavior is stronger according to the script logic.
Deep Mitigation
The block has been revisited deeply enough to deserve closer review.
Breaker Risk
Pressure beyond the active block boundary has increased and the block may be vulnerable under the script rules.
Current Review
The latest active workflow state shown on the chart and panel.
These states are context markers only. They are not trading instructions.
Alerts Logic
Alerts are designed as attention markers.
They can trigger when:
- a new order block context is detected
- reclaim review becomes active
- reclaim behavior strengthens
- deep mitigation appears
- breaker risk increases
- the workflow state changes
Alerts do not represent execution instructions. They only notify the user that the order block workflow state has changed.
Confluence Logic
The context becomes stronger when multiple components align:
- clear displacement
- clean source candle mapping
- controlled mitigation depth
- stronger reclaim behavior
- lower breaker risk
- higher reaction score
- readable distance from the active block
When these elements do not align, the script keeps the state more cautious.
When To Use
This script is useful when reviewing:
- order block reclaim behavior
- mitigation depth
- displacement-based block context
- post-break reaction zones
- breaker-risk pressure
- structure continuation or reaction planning
- liquid crypto, forex, index, and equity charts
It is especially useful when the user wants to separate a raw order block from the actual reclaim and mitigation workflow around that block.
When NOT To Use
Avoid relying on the script in isolation during:
- extremely low-liquidity conditions
- abnormal news-driven volatility
- very noisy lower-timeframe movement
- charts with large gaps
- symbols with inconsistent candle structure
- markets where the active block is far from current context
The output should always be interpreted together with broader market structure, volatility, liquidity, and independent analysis.
Key Inputs
Planner Mode
Controls whether both directions, bullish blocks only, or bearish blocks only are evaluated.
Structure Lookback
Controls the recent structure window used to qualify displacement beyond prior highs or lows.
Source Candle Search
Controls how far back the script searches for the opposite candle that defines the active order block.
Displacement Sensitivity
Adjusts how strong displacement must be before a new block can be mapped.
Order Block Zone Model
Controls whether the zone is built from the candle body, full candle range, or ATR padding.
Reclaim Sensitivity
Controls how strongly reclaim behavior is scored after interaction with the block boundary.
Breaker Strictness
Controls how quickly pressure beyond the block boundary increases breaker-risk review.
Visual Preset
Controls annotation density:
- Clean
- Balanced
- Rich
Minimum Label Score
Filters historical labels while keeping the active workflow, panel, current review label, and alerts active.
Panel Controls
Panel location, theme, and font-size controls are included for different chart layouts.
Interface & Visual Design
The visual design is built around a clear hierarchy:
- the active order block zone anchors the workflow
- the centered zone label identifies the block context
- the reclaim line marks the primary review boundary
- the breaker line marks the risk boundary
- the current review badge summarizes the active state
- historical labels provide context without overwhelming the chart
- the panel provides a compact command-center style summary
The goal is to make the chart understandable at first glance while still preserving enough detail for deeper review.
Practical Usage Workflow
1. Start with the panel.
Review block side, reclaim state, mitigation, breaker risk, reaction score, and next action.
2. Check the active order block.
Confirm where the active block is located and whether it is near current market interaction.
3. Review mitigation depth.
Shallow or balanced mitigation can indicate a different context from deep or excessive mitigation.
4. Review reclaim behavior.
If reclaim state strengthens, the block is being interacted with more actively according to the script rules.
5. Check breaker risk.
If breaker risk rises, the active block context may require more caution.
6. Compare with broader context.
Use the output alongside trend, support/resistance, volume, liquidity, and higher-timeframe structure.
Interpretation Guidelines
A high reaction score does not mean a guaranteed outcome.
It means the script has detected stronger alignment between displacement, block mapping, reclaim behavior, mitigation depth, and lower breaker-risk pressure.
A low reaction score does not mean the market cannot move.
It means the active block context is weaker, less complete, or under more risk pressure according to the script logic.
The best use of this tool is to structure the review process, not to replace independent judgment.
What This Script Is NOT
This script is not a prediction engine.
It is not a financial advice tool.
It is not an automated trading system.
It does not guarantee that an order block will hold, fail, reclaim, reverse, or continue.
It does not replace risk management, independent analysis, or broader market context review.
Limitations & Transparency
Order block structure can vary significantly across symbols and timeframes.
Lower timeframes may produce more frequent blocks and noisier reclaim behavior.
High volatility can expand zones, increase breaker-risk pressure, or create fast state changes.
Gaps, illiquid candles, and abnormal volatility may affect how zones appear.
The script uses rule-based logic and should be interpreted as a structured analytical aid.
Market Context Notes
Order blocks are often reviewed together with displacement, mitigation, reclaim behavior, breaker transitions, liquidity, and broader structure.
This script focuses specifically on the reclaim and mitigation phase after an order block is mapped.
The most useful readings usually appear when block context, reclaim behavior, mitigation depth, and broader market structure are aligned.
Use Case Examples
Example 1:
A bearish block appears after displacement. The script maps the active block and monitors whether the market returns into the zone, remains unmitigated, or develops breaker risk.
Example 2:
A bullish block is revisited after a structure shift. The script measures mitigation depth and checks whether reclaim behavior is building.
Example 3:
An active block is deeply revisited while breaker risk stays low. The panel can help the user separate deep mitigation from outright invalidation pressure.
System Philosophy
Order Block Reclaim Matrix is designed around staged review.
The script does not try to reduce order block analysis into a single label.
Instead, it organizes the active block into a workflow:
- block mapping
- mitigation review
- reclaim review
- breaker-risk review
- reaction scoring
- next-action context
This helps the user keep chart review structured, repeatable, and visually clear.
Non-Promise Statement
All outputs are rule-based analytical states.
They are designed to support chart review and workflow organization.
They are not guarantees, predictions, or instructions.
Risk Disclosure
Trading and investing involve risk.
Market conditions can change quickly, and no indicator can remove uncertainty.
Users are responsible for their own analysis, risk controls, and decisions.
Educational Note
This script is intended for educational, analytical, and workflow-support purposes.
It should be used as one part of a broader chart-review process.
Release Notes
🔧 UPDATE NOTES - V1.1This update focuses on chart readability, label hierarchy, active-zone clarity, and panel usability.
The core purpose of the script remains unchanged.
This release improves how the existing order block reclaim workflow is presented, organized, and interpreted on the chart.
This script continues to function as an analytical and visualization tool.
It does not attempt to predict price direction or provide guaranteed outcomes.
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What Changed
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• Refined historical label filtering
Historical labels now use a higher default score threshold and a longer cooldown window. This helps reduce repeated mitigation-style labels while keeping important reclaim, mitigation, and breaker states visible.
• Added a richer active order block label
The active zone label now combines block side, reclaim state, reaction score, mitigation depth, breaker risk, and a compact setup-quality bar into one centered badge.
• Added setup quality context
A new setup-quality score summarizes reaction quality, reclaim behavior, source quality, and breaker-risk pressure into a single 0-100 reading.
• Added bars-active tracking
The panel now shows how many bars the active order block workflow has been active, giving users a clearer sense of context age.
• Added breaker distance context
Breaker labels now include ATR distance from the breaker boundary, making invalidation pressure easier to interpret visually.
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Visual Improvements
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• Reduced repeated historical labels by adjusting default filtering and cooldown behavior.
• Improved chart readability by combining the active-zone summary into one stronger badge.
• Refined visual hierarchy so the active order block, breaker boundary, and current review context are easier to scan.
• Adjusted label content density so the main workflow appears more complete without adding unnecessary clutter.
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Interface & Usability
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• Expanded the panel from the original workflow summary into an 11-row panel.
• Added Bars Active and Setup Quality as dedicated panel rows.
• Preserved the merged blue AG Pro panel header and existing theme, location, and font controls.
• Preserved label font-size control and default panel visibility.
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Behavior Notes
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This update does not change the core analytical identity of the script.
The goal is to improve clarity, hierarchy, and usability around the existing order block reclaim workflow.
Users should interpret outputs the same way as before, with improved visual structure and a more informative active-zone summary.
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Limitations Reminder
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The script remains a rule-based analytical tool.
Market conditions such as volatility, liquidity, and timeframe differences may affect how order block zones, reclaim states, mitigation readings, and breaker-risk states appear.
Outputs should always be interpreted within broader market context.
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Risk Reminder
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This script is for educational and analytical purposes only.
It does not provide financial advice or guaranteed trading outcomes.
Users remain responsible for their own decisions.
Release Notes
🔧 UPDATE NOTES - v1.2This update focuses on chart readability, label clarity, and presentation polish.
The core purpose of the script remains unchanged.
This release improves how the existing logic is presented, organized, and interpreted on the chart.
This script continues to function as an analytical and visualization tool.
It does not attempt to predict price direction or provide guaranteed outcomes.
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What Changed
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• Single on-chart decision card
The active status is now shown in one clean card that combines the block side and reclaim status, reaction score, mitigation, breaker risk, setup quality, and the current next-step context.
• Removed redundant labels
Earlier versions showed several separate labels (current review, mitigation) that repeated information already in the panel. These were consolidated to reduce visual noise.
• Cleaner breaker label
The breaker-distance label now sits on its own marker along the breaker line, clearly separated from the main card on every timeframe.
• Adaptive label text contrast
Label text now adjusts automatically for readability across all state colors, including lighter backgrounds.
• Internal cleanup
Removed unused code paths for a lighter, faster script.
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Visual Improvements
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• Improved chart readability by consolidating status into one card
• Reduced visual clutter and removed overlapping labels
• Refined visual hierarchy so the card, the reclaim boundary, and the breaker level stand out clearly
• Adjusted positioning to avoid overlap with candles and between labels on all timeframes
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Interface & Usability
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• Clearer information flow between the panel and the on-chart card
• Improved label text contrast for easier reading on every state color
• Kept a balanced default annotation density for a clean, premium appearance
• Enhanced overall readability without changing core logic
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Behavior Notes
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This update does not change the core analytical logic of the script.
The goal is to improve clarity and usability, not to introduce new predictive behavior.
Order block detection, reclaim, mitigation, breaker risk, scoring, and states behave the same as before, presented with improved visual structure.
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Limitations Reminder
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The script remains a rule-based analytical tool.
Market conditions such as volatility, liquidity, and timeframe differences may affect how labels and zones appear.
Outputs should always be interpreted within broader market context.
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Risk Reminder
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This script is for educational and analytical purposes only.
It does not provide financial advice or guaranteed trading outcomes.
Users remain responsible for their own decisions.
Release Notes
UPDATE NOTES - 1.3This update focuses on proof and decisiveness: adding a React Rate layer that
shows how often past reclaims actually produced follow-through in the block
direction, and making the next-action readout speak in clear trade decisions.
The core purpose of the script remains unchanged. It still maps active order
block zones, reclaim boundaries, mitigation depth, breaker risk, reaction
score and a next-action context.
This script continues to function as an analytical and visualization tool. It
does not attempt to predict price direction or provide guaranteed outcomes.
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What Changed
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- React Rate proof layer
A new panel row reports the historical react rate of the reclaims on the chart:
the share of past reclaims after whose confirmation price traveled one
anchor-ATR in the block direction before the breaker boundary broke, with the
sample size (n). Each reclaim is registered once at its confirmation bar - the
first close back beyond the reclaim boundary, the moment the reclaim is
actually visible - and same-bar conflicts resolve conservatively as failures,
so the statistic is an honest record of how reclaims on this chart typically
resolved. The on-chart block label also carries the react rate once a sample
exists.
- Decision-language next action
The Next Action row and the action line on the block label now speak in trade
decisions - trade the reclaim, prepare reclaim entry, wait for reclaim, abort /
stand aside - instead of generic review prompts.
- Clean numeric readouts
All scores now display as plain numbers in both the panel and the on-chart
block label. Decorative gauge characters were removed for a cleaner, more
professional read.
- Honest sampling
The React Rate row stays greyed until enough reclaims have resolved to read it,
so a thin sample is never presented as a strong result.
- Clearer breaker label placement
The breaker label now keeps additional clearance from thin blocks and sits
further to the right, so it no longer overlaps the block label or nearby
candles.
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Visual Improvements
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- Improved panel and block-label readability with numeric-only score
presentation.
- Reduced visual clutter while keeping the active block, reclaim boundary,
breaker boundary and history-label limits unchanged.
- Refined visual hierarchy so the verdict, the scores, the proof and the next
action each read clearly at a glance.
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Interface & Usability
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- Enhanced overall user experience while keeping panel theme, location and
font size fully adjustable, with the panel shown by default.
- All detection, zone-model, visual and panel settings remain available and
unchanged.
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Behavior Notes
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This update adds a reclaim tracking layer and rewords the next-action readout.
The order block detection, zone construction, mitigation, breaker risk,
scoring, states and labels are unchanged.
The goal is to improve clarity, depth and usability, not to introduce
predictive behavior. The React Rate describes how past reclaims resolved
within the visible history and is not a forecast. Small samples should be read
with care.
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Limitations Reminder
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The script remains a rule-based analytical tool.
React rates vary with timeframe, instrument, zone model and settings. A
favorable reading does not guarantee any individual outcome.
Outputs should always be interpreted within broader market context.
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Risk Reminder
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This script is for educational and analytical purposes only.
It does not provide financial advice or guaranteed trading outcomes.
Users remain responsible for their own decisions.
Release Notes
🔧 UPDATE NOTES - V1.4This update focuses on confirmed-state integrity, order-block lifecycle accuracy, React Rate sample quality, and chart readability.
The core purpose of the script remains unchanged.
This release improves how the existing order block reclaim workflow is validated, tracked, and interpreted on the chart.
This script continues to function as an analytical and visualization tool.
It does not attempt to predict price direction or provide guaranteed outcomes.
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What Changed
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• Confirmed order block registration
New order blocks, workflow changes, and alerts now rely on completed bars. An unfinished realtime candle can no longer temporarily replace the active block context.
• Authentic pre-block state
The matrix now remains in AWAITING BLOCK until a qualified order block has actually been confirmed. It no longer builds a synthetic block from fallback candle values before the first valid event.
• Corrected source-candle selection
The source search is locked to candles available before the displacement bar. This prevents a gap-driven displacement candle from incorrectly becoming its own source block.
• Corrected zone-interaction test
A mitigation or reclaim now requires actual overlap with both edges of the active block range. Price sitting completely beyond the zone can no longer be misclassified as touching the block.
• Corrected reclaim timing
The displacement candle is excluded from post-block reclaim logic. Reclaim review begins only after the confirmed order block event.
• Persistent breaker invalidation
Once the active block closes beyond its breaker boundary, that block remains inactive until a new confirmed order block replaces it. A failed block can no longer reactivate merely because price later crosses back over the boundary.
• Cleaner React Rate proof layer
Confirmed reclaim episodes are tracked independently, including overlapping samples. Each sample resolves through one-ATR reaction, stored-boundary failure, or timeout, with same-bar conflicts handled conservatively.
• Stable source-quality baseline
Average body and range references are now anchored when the order block is confirmed. The source-quality component no longer drifts as later candles change the rolling averages.
• Neutral analytical review language
Execution-style phrases were replaced by a Current Review row and context-focused wording. The matrix remains an analytical decision-support tool, not a source of trade instructions.
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Visual Improvements
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• Re-centered the active block card within the forward-projected zone to reduce overlap with recent candles
• Clarified breaker-boundary distance with an explicit ATR AWAY suffix
• Replaced the Next Action row with Current Review for a clearer analytical hierarchy
• Corrected final-row and proof-row contrast for both panel themes
• Preserved the active block, reclaim boundary, breaker boundary, and premium historical labels
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Interface & Usability
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• Preserved the merged blue panel header containing only the script name
• Preserved adjustable panel location, panel theme, panel font size, and label font size
• Preserved Show Panel as enabled by default
• Preserved the existing Clean, Balanced, and Rich visual presets
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Behavior Notes
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The displacement thresholds, structure lookback, source-search setting, zone models, score weights, projection controls, and visual concept remain unchanged.
This update corrects confirmation boundaries, source selection, zone overlap, breaker persistence, proof-layer registration, and source-quality anchoring. React Rate values and sample sizes may therefore differ from V1.3 because invalid or skipped samples are no longer handled by the earlier logic.
React Rate remains descriptive evidence from resolved historical samples. It is not a forecast and should be interpreted cautiously when the sample size is small.
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Limitations Reminder
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The script remains a rule-based analytical tool.
Market conditions such as volatility, liquidity, gaps, instrument history, and timeframe differences may affect how order blocks, reclaims, and React Rate samples appear.
Outputs should always be interpreted within broader market context.
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Risk Reminder
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This script is for educational and analytical purposes only.
It does not provide financial advice or guaranteed trading outcomes.
Users remain responsible for their own decisions.
Release Notes
🔧 UPDATE NOTES - V1.5• Refreshed the publication and access routing information.
• Core order-block reclaim logic, panel behavior, inputs, alerts, visuals, and outputs remain unchanged.
Release Notes
🔧 UPDATE NOTES - V1.6This update focuses on persistent order-block lifecycle tracking, confidence-aware evidence, and clearer active-zone interpretation.
The core purpose of the script remains unchanged. The release strengthens how touch, mitigation, reclaim, invalidation, and historical reaction evidence are maintained and presented.
The script remains an analytical and visualization tool. It does not predict price direction, automate trades, or provide guaranteed outcomes.
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What Changed
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• Persistent lifecycle tracking
Touch history, maximum mitigation depth, and the first confirmed reclaim are now preserved until the active block is replaced or invalidated. The workflow no longer forgets a valid interaction simply because price moves away from the zone on the following bar.
• Reclaim hold and retest states
The reclaim model now distinguishes WAITING, BUILDING, HOLDING, ACTIVE, RETEST, and FAILED conditions. This makes the current relationship between price and the reclaim boundary easier to interpret.
• Confidence-aware React Rate
The evidence layer now adds a 90% Wilson confidence floor beside the observed React Rate. The observed result and its conservative confidence floor are shown separately so sample uncertainty remains visible.
• Cleaner breaker context
Breaker information now combines the current risk score with ATR distance. A low-risk block no longer receives the same visually dominant warning treatment as an active breaker-risk condition.
• Dedicated reclaim and breaker boundary tags
The active order block now identifies both structural boundaries directly on the chart with compact projected labels.
• Reclaim-active alert
A dedicated alert is available when a confirmed workflow transition enters RECLAIM ACTIVE.
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Visual Improvements
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• Replaced abbreviated active-zone text with clearer React, Mitigation, Risk, Quality, and Rate labels
• Added compact RECLAIM and BREAKER boundary tags outside the candle area
• Applied state-sensitive breaker-tag color so low risk, watch conditions, and elevated risk are visually distinct
• Promoted the active workflow State to a filled status cell for faster first-glance interpretation
• Preserved the single merged blue panel header and AGPro visual hierarchy
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Interface & Usability
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• Reordered panel rows into a clearer analytical sequence
• Added a dedicated 90% Floor row beneath React Rate
• Kept panel visibility, location, theme, panel font size, label font size, and visual-density controls
• Retained restrained historical label limits to avoid excessive chart clutter
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Behavior Notes
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This release changes lifecycle behavior while preserving the script’s reclaim-first analytical purpose.
React Rate is an observed historical outcome for the current symbol, timeframe, and available chart history. The 90% Floor is a conservative confidence estimate, not a performance guarantee.
Reclaim states should be interpreted together with mitigation depth, breaker risk, reaction score, setup quality, and broader market context.
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Limitations Reminder
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The script remains a rule-based analytical tool.
Available history, timeframe, liquidity, gaps, volatility, and order-block frequency can materially affect sample size and displayed evidence.
Order blocks and reclaim states describe structured price behavior; they do not establish future outcomes.
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Risk Reminder
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This script is for educational and analytical purposes only.
It does not provide financial advice, automated execution, or guaranteed trading outcomes.
Users remain responsible for their own analysis, risk controls, and decisions.
Release Notes
Version 1.7 – Owned Reclaim Boundaries and Prior-Block ClarityThis update strengthens the active order block’s visual ownership, adds the missing analytical-question hierarchy, and clearly separates current reclaim evidence from prior block lifecycles while preserving confirmed block registration, persistent mitigation and reclaim state, breaker invalidation, confidence-aware React Rate, scoring, and alert behavior.
• Added the full-width question “IS THIS ORDER BLOCK RECLAIM HOLDING?” below the merged blue title, creating a direct panel hierarchy from script identity to analytical answer.
• Moved the active block card to the exact horizontal and vertical center of its owning zone, keeping the current workflow attached to the complete order block rather than the latest candle cluster.
• Rebuilt the active card with a clear four-line hierarchy for block direction, reclaim state, reaction score, mitigation, breaker risk, setup quality, observed React Rate, 90% Wilson floor, and current review context.
• Added short lifecycle-safe guides between the exact RECLAIM and BREAKER boundaries and their displaced right-edge badges, preserving price ownership after vertical collision clearance.
• Made boundary-tag clearance responsive to Small, Normal, and Large label sizes using both ATR and zone-height spacing.
• Added explicit PRIOR BLOCK ownership to historical RECLAIM, REVIEW, MITIGATION, and BREAKER labels and moved them beyond a seven-bar candle cluster with font-size-aware ATR clearance.
• Expanded the panel safely from 13 to 14 rows, re-merging both the title and question rows after each clear while preserving every existing evidence and workflow row.
• Removed the obsolete compact-state formatter after historical labels moved to explicit prior-block language.
• Preserved the displacement engine, source-candle mapping, zone models, reclaim lifecycle, persistent breaker invalidation, Reaction Score, Setup Quality, React Rate, Wilson floor, and all six alert conditions.
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Invite-only script
Only users approved by the author can access this script. You'll need to request and get permission to use it. This is typically granted after payment. For more details, follow the author's instructions below or contact AGProLabs directly.
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Author's instructions
Request access to Order Block Reclaim Matrix [AGPro Series]:
https://www.agprolabs.com/product/order-block-reclaim-matrix/
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The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.