OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
BTM - Order Blocks & Breaker Blocks Pro [Scored, Non-Repainting]
Order Blocks & Breaker Blocks Pro detects ICT-style order blocks only when they are backed by a confirmed break of market structure, scores each zone for quality, and automatically converts failed order blocks into breaker blocks.
WHY THIS INDICATOR IS DIFFERENT
Many order block tools box any large candle, which produces a lot of weak zones. This script requires a sequence of events before a zone is drawn: a confirmed swing, a break of that swing, and an origin candle the move can be traced back to. Each zone is then graded so you can filter for the strongest ones.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Market structure
Swing highs and lows are confirmed pivots, so they never repaint. When price closes beyond the last unbroken swing, the script marks a BOS (break of structure, trend continuation) or a CHoCH (change of character, possible reversal).
2. Order block detection
The move that caused the break is traced back to its origin. The last opposite-coloured candle at that origin is marked as the order block. You can choose between the last opposite candle (classic ICT definition) or the extreme candle of the move, and between the full wick range or the candle body only.
3. Quality score (0–4 stars)
Each order block earns one point for each of the following:
- Displacement – a strong candle (body of at least 1.2× ATR by default) in the move away from the zone
- Fair value gap – the move left a price imbalance
- Liquidity sweep – the zone took out the previous swing low or high
- Volume – the order block candle had above-average volume
Any of these can be made mandatory, and you can set a minimum score.
4. Breaker blocks
If price later closes through the far side of an order block, the zone has failed. Because every order block here was created by a break of structure that already took liquidity, its failure flips it into a breaker block with the opposite role:
- A failed bullish order block becomes a bearish breaker (resistance)
- A failed bearish order block becomes a bullish breaker (support)
A breaker is invalidated when price closes through its far side.
COLOUR KEY
- Green – Bullish order block (support)
- Red – Bearish order block (resistance)
- Blue – Bullish breaker (support)
- Orange – Bearish breaker (resistance)
- Dotted line – 50% level of the zone (consequent encroachment)
- Faded zone – already retested once
DASHBOARD
A colour-coded table shows the current structure direction, the nearest support and resistance zones with their price range and distance, and the number of active zones of each type. Position, size, theme and accent colour are all adjustable.
HOW TO USE IT
1. Check the structure direction on the dashboard.
2. In a bullish structure, look for price to return to green or blue zones. In a bearish structure, look to red or orange zones.
3. Wait for a reaction inside the zone, such as a rejection wick or a strong candle in your direction, rather than entering on the first touch.
4. A close through the far side of the zone invalidates the idea, which makes it a natural stop-loss reference.
5. The nearest opposing zone can serve as a target.
SUGGESTED SETTINGS
- Minimum quality score of 2 for cleaner charts
- "Remove OB after first retest" to show only untouched zones
- Higher swing length (15–20) for higher timeframes and swing trading, lower (5) for scalping
NON-REPAINTING
Swings are confirmed pivots, and by default the script only acts on closed candles, so zones do not appear and disappear on the live candle. Note that, because pivots need confirmation, structure breaks are recognised only after the swing is confirmed.
ALERTS
Alerts are available for new bullish and bearish order blocks, new breakers, retests of each zone type, and a combined "any event" alert.
DISCLAIMER
This indicator is a tool for identifying price zones based on market structure concepts. It does not predict future price movement and is not financial advice. Zones can and do fail. Always test it on historical data, use proper risk management, and make your own trading decisions.
WHY THIS INDICATOR IS DIFFERENT
Many order block tools box any large candle, which produces a lot of weak zones. This script requires a sequence of events before a zone is drawn: a confirmed swing, a break of that swing, and an origin candle the move can be traced back to. Each zone is then graded so you can filter for the strongest ones.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Market structure
Swing highs and lows are confirmed pivots, so they never repaint. When price closes beyond the last unbroken swing, the script marks a BOS (break of structure, trend continuation) or a CHoCH (change of character, possible reversal).
2. Order block detection
The move that caused the break is traced back to its origin. The last opposite-coloured candle at that origin is marked as the order block. You can choose between the last opposite candle (classic ICT definition) or the extreme candle of the move, and between the full wick range or the candle body only.
3. Quality score (0–4 stars)
Each order block earns one point for each of the following:
- Displacement – a strong candle (body of at least 1.2× ATR by default) in the move away from the zone
- Fair value gap – the move left a price imbalance
- Liquidity sweep – the zone took out the previous swing low or high
- Volume – the order block candle had above-average volume
Any of these can be made mandatory, and you can set a minimum score.
4. Breaker blocks
If price later closes through the far side of an order block, the zone has failed. Because every order block here was created by a break of structure that already took liquidity, its failure flips it into a breaker block with the opposite role:
- A failed bullish order block becomes a bearish breaker (resistance)
- A failed bearish order block becomes a bullish breaker (support)
A breaker is invalidated when price closes through its far side.
COLOUR KEY
- Green – Bullish order block (support)
- Red – Bearish order block (resistance)
- Blue – Bullish breaker (support)
- Orange – Bearish breaker (resistance)
- Dotted line – 50% level of the zone (consequent encroachment)
- Faded zone – already retested once
DASHBOARD
A colour-coded table shows the current structure direction, the nearest support and resistance zones with their price range and distance, and the number of active zones of each type. Position, size, theme and accent colour are all adjustable.
HOW TO USE IT
1. Check the structure direction on the dashboard.
2. In a bullish structure, look for price to return to green or blue zones. In a bearish structure, look to red or orange zones.
3. Wait for a reaction inside the zone, such as a rejection wick or a strong candle in your direction, rather than entering on the first touch.
4. A close through the far side of the zone invalidates the idea, which makes it a natural stop-loss reference.
5. The nearest opposing zone can serve as a target.
SUGGESTED SETTINGS
- Minimum quality score of 2 for cleaner charts
- "Remove OB after first retest" to show only untouched zones
- Higher swing length (15–20) for higher timeframes and swing trading, lower (5) for scalping
NON-REPAINTING
Swings are confirmed pivots, and by default the script only acts on closed candles, so zones do not appear and disappear on the live candle. Note that, because pivots need confirmation, structure breaks are recognised only after the swing is confirmed.
ALERTS
Alerts are available for new bullish and bearish order blocks, new breakers, retests of each zone type, and a combined "any event" alert.
DISCLAIMER
This indicator is a tool for identifying price zones based on market structure concepts. It does not predict future price movement and is not financial advice. Zones can and do fail. Always test it on historical data, use proper risk management, and make your own trading decisions.
Skrip open-source
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Skrip open-source
Dengan semangat TradingView yang sesungguhnya, pembuat skrip ini telah menjadikannya sebagai sumber terbuka, sehingga para trader dapat meninjau dan memverifikasi fungsinya. Salut untuk penulisnya! Meskipun Anda dapat menggunakannya secara gratis, perlu diingat bahwa penerbitan ulang kode ini tunduk pada Tata Tertib kami.
Pernyataan Penyangkalan
Informasi dan publikasi ini tidak dimaksudkan, dan bukan merupakan, saran atau rekomendasi keuangan, investasi, trading, atau jenis lainnya yang diberikan atau didukung oleh TradingView. Baca selengkapnya di Ketentuan Penggunaan.