When LS, BOS, and OB are combined, what entry setup is suggested?

• A. Enter immediately after BOS without confirmation
• B. Wait for the price range where orders were filled previously to be revisited for an entry
• C. Ignore OB and trade on price alone
• D. Trade only after FVG forms

Answer: (B)

When there’s a liquidity sweep that takes out resting orders, followed by a break of structure and the formation of an order block, the strongest entry comes from waiting for price to come back into the range where those orders were originally filled. That revisit creates a clear confluence: the OB marks where supply or demand is located, and the return into that zone confirms the level as a valid area to re-enter with favorable risk.

By waiting for this retracement, you’re entering on a test of the liquidity-driven move rather than chasing momentum right after the break. It gives a higher probability setup because you’re entering where price has previously interacted with the zone and is more likely to respect it again. Entering immediately after the break can be premature, and trading solely on price without the OB range misses the structural cue that gave rise to the move. Trading only after a fair value gap forms may also lack the foundational confluence of the OB/retest dynamic.