OB
Outbrain Inc. Common Stock
stock NASDAQ

For tqqq, I’m using RSI 9/OS 40/OB 85/EMA 60/sell stop at ATR*5.0/1 stop per day.

I’ve been trading a strategy based mainly around:
Order Blocks (OB)
Fair Value Gaps (FVG)
Inverse Fair Value Gaps (IFVG)
Breaker Blocks
It’s been working pretty well for me so far, and I’m finding the setups relatively easy to identify and trade.
I trade them in the higher time frames 1 hour 4 hour time frames
I’m wondering if anyone here uses a similar approach and, more importantly, whether you think this is a **legitimate, repeatable strategy** or if I might just be seeing a good run of trades.
For anyone who trades these concepts:
Which confirmations do you look for?
What makes you take or skip a setup?
What timeframes work best for you?
What are the biggest weaknesses you’ve found with this approach?
Would appreciate honest opinions, especially from people who have actually traded OBs/FVGs/IFVGs/Breakers for a while.

Agreed, Ive aligned all layers of confluence into %'s of 100% and backtestested them all across all TFs above 15 min and fine tuned further specifically across all the main pairs we trade using cvd, rsi, obv, candle sequences, EW fib extensions, footprint candles, OB, FVGs, etc, etc.
Size, stops & TPs area also already predefined well before the entry signal presents itself, as its fully mechanical.
I also built it into a protocol thats operates like a program or early days video game with all the checklists and grading auto calculated with step by step instructions & per grade sizing to help my student with it sticking easier, etc.
Theres much more but those are the Coles notes of what it is & its called the CAP