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Trading Basics Ep.11 — Order Blocks Explained

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Order Blocks are price zones where strong buying or selling activity originated before a significant market move.

They are commonly used to identify potential areas where institutions may re-enter the market.

WHAT IS A BULLISH ORDER BLOCK?

A Bullish Order Block is typically the last bearish candle before a strong bullish move.

When price returns to this area, buyers may become active again.

Bullish Order Block = Potential Buying Zone

WHAT IS A BEARISH ORDER BLOCK?

A Bearish Order Block is typically the last bullish candle before a strong bearish move.

When price revisits this area, sellers may become active again.

Bearish Order Block = Potential Selling Zone

HOW TO IDENTIFY A VALID ORDER BLOCK

A high-quality Order Block usually has:

✓ Strong impulsive move away from the zone

✓ Break of Structure (BOS)

✓ Liquidity sweep before the move (optional but stronger)

✓ Minimal consolidation

✓ Clear market reaction

WHY ARE ORDER BLOCKS IMPORTANT?

✓ Identify institutional trading areas

✓ Improve trade entries

✓ Increase Risk-to-Reward opportunities

✓ Combine with BOS and CHoCH

✓ Build higher-probability setups

COMMON MISTAKES

❌ Marking every candle as an Order Block

❌ Ignoring market structure

❌ Trading without confirmation

❌ Entering before price reacts

❌ Ignoring higher timeframes

SIMPLE IDEA

Order Blocks represent areas where large market participants previously entered the market.

When price revisits these zones, they may act as areas of support or resistance and offer potential trading opportunities.

For the best results, combine Order Blocks with Market Structure, Liquidity, BOS, and CHoCH rather than using them alone.

Trading Basics — Episode 11
Learn where smart money may have entered the market and how to use those zones in your trading decisions.

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