How to Read the BlessedForex Condition Checklist (8 / 10 Explained)
Every setup carries a checklist of ten conditions. It is designed so you can audit the reasoning instead of trusting a colour.
The ten conditions
- Daily bias – D1 bias supports the direction
- H4 bias – H4 supports the direction
- Liquidity sweep – a valid sweep occurred
- Kill zone – the sweep or now is inside a kill zone
- Displacement – a strong displacement candle followed
- MSS – a market structure shift
- FVG – a fair value gap defines the entry
- Premium / discount – the entry sits in the right half of the range
- Liquidity target – an unswept target exists
- Minimum R:R – the reward is large enough
The four statuses
- Passed – confirmed
- Waiting – not yet, but could still happen
- Failed – broken; the setup will be invalidated (or rejected)
- Not applicable – the condition is switched off or irrelevant (for example, kill zone not required)
What "8 / 10" means
It means eight applicable conditions are confirmed. Not-applicable conditions are excluded from the denominator. The number measures completion. It is not a probability of winning — the platform never displays one.
Reading the reasons
Each row explains itself: "Sell-side liquidity swept: Previous Day Low at 3308.00 (extreme 3306.50)". If it says waiting, the text tells you exactly what is missing.
Order matters
Structure comes first: sweep → displacement → MSS → FVG. Gates such as bias or R:R decide whether a complete pattern becomes a trade or a rejected setup. See the lifecycle.
Use it as a learning tool
When a setup fails, open it and read the failed row. Over time you will see which conditions matter most on your data.
Questions & answers
Does 10 / 10 mean the trade will win?
No. It means every applicable condition is confirmed. Outcomes remain uncertain and are best judged over many trades.
Why are some conditions "not applicable"?
Some are optional in the strategy settings, for example requiring a kill zone. When optional and unmet, they are shown as not applicable instead of failed.
What is the difference between failed and waiting?
Waiting can still be satisfied later. Failed means the condition has been broken or its time window has passed, so the setup ends.
Can I change which conditions are required?
Administrators can change the requirements in the strategy settings. Each change is audited and should be saved as a new strategy version.