There are essentially 9 types of orderblocks as listed below.
1. Bearish Breaker
It is characterized by a stop run causing a higher high and then a break of structure (BOS) which causes the lower low to be formed.
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It is characterized by a stop run causing a higher high and then a break of structure (BOS) which causes the lower low to be formed.
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2. Bullish Breaker
It is characterized by a stop run causing a lower low and then a break of structure (BOS) which causes the higher high to be formed.
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It is characterized by a stop run causing a lower low and then a break of structure (BOS) which causes the higher high to be formed.
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3. Bullish Order block
Down Candle before the impulsive move up.
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Down Candle before the impulsive move up.
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4. Bearish Order Block
Up Candle before an impulsive down move.
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Up Candle before an impulsive down move.
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5. Reclaimed Order Block
They are primarily used for execution and have no function in isolation.
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They are primarily used for execution and have no function in isolation.
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6. Bullish Mitigation Block
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7. Bearish Mitigation Block
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8. Rejection Block
The wicks of the up/down candle after which there was an impulsive down/up move.
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The wicks of the up/down candle after which there was an impulsive down/up move.
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9. Propulsion Block
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