Amazing Order Block Trading Strategy

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Here's a perfect example of how to trade with order blocks. So, an order block can be identified as an area created where the price consolidates and then moves away from it quickly. If the price is currently above or below it, we could look to buy or sell as the price revisits this area.

Order blocks are specific price zones on a chart where large market players, like institutional traders, have previously executed substantial buy or sell orders. These blocks are identified by analyzing past price movements and pinpointing areas where the price saw prominent shifts or abrupt changes in direction.

These are bullish order blocks or demand zones where institutions left limit orders.

These are bearish order blocks where institutions left limit orders.

Let me give you some trade examples on charts.

Here, you can see that when the price creates a bullish order block, we wait for the price to retest this area. As soon as the price tests this area, we buy with a stop below the lows and set a target with a 1:2 or more risk-to-reward ratio.

Here, you can see that when the price creates a bearish order block, we wait for the price to retest this area. As soon as the price tests this OB, we sell with a stop loss above the previous highs and set a target with a 1:2 or more risk-to-reward ratio.

With the free smart money Concepts indicator by Lux algo, we can detect these order blocks automatically.

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