Where should you look for a 1-hour BOS after reaching a 4-hour OB/FVG?

• A. Enter immediately after OB/FVG is reached
• B. Wait for RSI confirmation
• C. Look for a 1-hour Break of Structure
• D. Wait for a daily close beyond OB/FVG

Answer: (C)

When you come up to a 4-hour order block or fair value gap, you want a clear price-action signal on a lower timeframe to confirm the move. A 1-hour Break of Structure provides that confirmation: it shows price has committed to a new swing beyond the immediate highs or lows on the 1-hour chart, indicating real momentum and the likelihood of a continuation beyond the OB/FVG region. Entering immediately off the OB/FVG can trap you if price only tests the zone and reverses, whereas waiting for the 1-hour BOS filters out those false rejections and aligns your entry with the developing market rhythm. RSI or waiting for a daily close beyond the OB/FVG don’t offer the same decisive confirmation on the right scale: RSI is about momentum/overbought-oversold, not structure, and a daily close would be too slow for a timely entry. Focus on the 1-hour BOS to time the move after the higher-timeframe zone is reached.