In this commentary Roman Ceccardi explains how traders should establish clear, pre‑set conditions before attempting to fade a strong order block. He illustrates a rule: if price closes below the order block, then retraces to flip it into resistance, a short‑entry signal becomes viable. Until that condition is met, all market cues point upward, so the trader should stay long and only reverse when a definitive downside signal appears. Ceccardi stresses that many developing traders err by trading a preconceived vision of how the market "should" move rather than reacting to what the market actually shows. The core message is that a trader’s job is to read and react, not to predict, and to let the market’s directional bias dictate trade direction until the bias changes.
