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\u003Cbr>TVCDXY,1095.08▲+0.06(+0.07%)0:94.97H:95.30L9492C:95.08   |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Order Blocks.  \u003Cbr>To visually identify an Order Block we study up or down candles that precede a  \u003Cbr>significant move in the opposite direction breaking market structure taking out  \u003Cbr>previous highs orlows.  \u003Cbr>The reason behind this is that Smart money buys into down candles,and sell into up  \u003Cbr>candles.These areas have a high probability when price pulls back to these areas.  \u003Cbr>Order blocks can be identified on alltimeframes,you can also zoom in and refne  \u003Cbr>order blocks dentfylng lower timeframe order blocks wthin the higher timeframe  \u003Cbr>√  \u003Cbr>所   | 00.50  \u003Cbr>100.00  \u003Cbr>9950  \u003Cbr>99.00  \u003Cbr>s85  \u003Cbr>s8.00  \u003Cbr>97.50  \u003Cbr>97.00  \u003Cbr>96.50  \u003Cbr>9600  \u003Cbr>4.50  \u003Cbr>93.50  \u003Cbr>83.00  \u003Cbr>9250  \u003Cbr>8200   |\n| 1.Prlce formed a high.  \u003Cbr>2.Price rallies away braking the previous lows,showing a shift in market structure.  \u003Cbr>We then mark the Up candle prior to the Significant move down.  \u003Cbr>3.We await price to return/pull back to our Order block,which is when we sellplacing our stoploss  \u003Cbr>above the Orderblock/Swing low.Targetting prevlous lows,  \u003Cbr>f  \u003Cbr>M   |  |\n\nJù  \nAi  \nDes  \n2015  \nFe  \nMa  \nA  \nMay  \nCreated with Tradingview","cbCaitKaRMunFRws","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitKaRMunFRws","pdf",188894,"English","# Identifying Order Blocks\n## Understanding the Strategy\n## Execution Methodology","[{\"question\":\"What is an Order Block?\",\"answer\":\"An order block is a candle that precedes a significant market move which breaks the existing market structure, such as taking out a previous high or low.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are Order Blocks considered high-probability areas?\",\"answer\":\"These areas are considered high-probability because they represent zones where 'smart money' has institutional interest, making them significant points for price reversals when the market pulls back.\"},{\"question\":\"How should a trader execute a trade using this strategy?\",\"answer\":\"A trader should mark the relevant candle, await a pullback to that zone, and enter the trade while placing a stop-loss beyond the order block or the swing high/low to protect the position.\"}]","Order Blocks - A Trading Strategy Guide | PDF",1789975586]