Order Blocks

Detect institutional order blocks and breaker blocks — zones where large orders initiated price moves.

Overview

An order block represents the last bearish candle before a bullish impulsive move (bullish OB) or the last bullish candle before a bearish impulsive move (bearish OB). These zones mark where institutional orders were placed to initiate price moves.

When an order block gets violated — price closes through it — it becomes a breaker block. The zone flips from support to resistance (or vice versa), often serving as a cleaner re-entry zone after liquidity sweeps.

Settings

Order Block Settings

OB Sensitivity — High / Medium / Low (default: Medium) Adjusts the detection threshold for order block qualification. Higher sensitivity identifies more blocks with looser criteria; lower sensitivity detects fewer but more structurally significant blocks.

Bearish OB Color — Color picker Fill color for bearish order block zones.

Bullish OB Color — Color picker Fill color for bullish order block zones.

Show Border — Toggle Adds a border outline around order block zones.

Breaker Block Settings

Show Breakers — Toggle Enables detection and drawing of breaker blocks.

Bearish Breaker Color — Color picker Fill color for bearish breaker block zones.

Bullish Breaker Color — Color picker Fill color for bullish breaker block zones.

Breaker Border — Toggle Adds a border outline around breaker block zones.

How We Use It

We maintain Medium sensitivity for daily trading — it avoids noise on fast timeframes while catching meaningful intraday blocks. Breaker blocks get careful attention, and the highest-conviction setups combine order blocks aligned with Fair Value Gaps or CISD on identical levels.