14 mins of absolute gold! Hope newbies realize the value of this teaching (instead of searching/paying for the brightly colored lights and Holy Grail) and I'm sure us "slightly older hands" will agree that the logic of the lesson is truly invaluable - we've seen this but not realized it. Thank you so much for the lesson, with a very efficient and clear teaching style.
This is education as it should be, without fuss, with objectives and lots of teaching, without ridiculous promises. For a world with more videos like this. Thanks Sir.
I solemnly declare I have never watched such a simple and concise video. I also pray for the success of the creators of this video. A great help of excellent pronouncing of English for the ESL peoples .
for 4 years i have been learning the good stratergy to kill the market, and now i have found the real codes. Thank you so much man. i will use this stratergy and come back with positive results. God bless you and please do more videos like this. i have subscribed 👌
In 12 days time, this video has nearly100k views considering your less than 10k subs. Clearly you are teaching gold. Keep making same valuable videos , for sure you will have million subscribers.
Last slide was a great nugget explaining the MM order basket: - 1st order batch opened to establish a fake out move, creating RB or OB - 2nd order batch is responsible for an opposite direction FVG, while 1st order batch is in the DD, thus price needs to come back to fill the gap + close those 1st batch orders to BE.
Hi, just wanted to say thanks for the amazing videos on FVG, OB, and RB! Your explanations brought so much clarity to these concepts and have really helped me improve my understanding of the market. Your content is top-notch and very much appreciated! 👍
if there is a buyer, there has to be the seller, thus all sell volume always equals all buy volume. You should emphasize that you meant MARKET buy/sell is larger/smaller than LIMIT sell/buy volume
I had my first successful day today because of using this advice. Won 5 lost 3. 40 cents overall profit best trade won me 64 cents. Considering I am trading with 5 dollars I think I did pretty good.
Thanks for the straight to the point presentation. This could be better if you show how volume can be confirmed. Do we use normal volume bar placed at the bottom of the chart? or should we use the Fixed Volume Range indicator to confirm where the volume is ?
This is the clearest explanation I've heard on FVG's & OB's, it's powerful, and has opened my eyes to understand these tools so much better. I'd like to learn more from you. How can I get in touch?
Does a gap always mean there are unfilled or partially filled orders left behind? Or can a gap still occur even though all orders are filled? What is the technical reason underneath the hood for why the wicks don’t overlap like efficient delivery? Thanks!
Ah I think I get it. FVGs are usually big players who wanted to fill even more shares but there wasn’t enough liquidity. So they leave those orders open to fill later and when price re-enters the FVG those orders are still waiting to be filled?
Hi, huge thanks for this vidéo. As a beginner, it is very helpfull to understand. One question. How we can define the upper and lower boundaries on FVG levels? Thanks a lot.
The maximum of the first candle is the lower boundary, and the minimum of the third candle is the upper boundary of a bullish FVG. Conversely, the same logic applies for a bearish FVG.
@12:35 you say: "sometimes a rejection block closes within the area of interest" what do you mean by that? Inside the body of the prior candle? Thank you.
This is very good; however, some things went over my head, even though I've heard of them before and use variations of the same concepts under different names. I will watch this a few more times. Is the idea behind the OB to identify areas to look for FVGs to determine where to take higher probability entries? If I'm looking to enter, should I: Seek the formation of the OB, Look for a liquidity sweep, Note the rejection and subsequent formation of a FVG, Then try to enter on the retest of the FVG or OB zone?
I too am trying to understand. I put your question into ChatGPT. Here is the answer: Your understanding of the Order Block (OB) concept and its relationship with Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) aligns well with a common trading approach. Let's clarify and outline a structured approach based on your steps: Identify the Formation of an Order Block (OB): Definition: An Order Block typically represents a zone where significant institutional buying or selling has occurred, leading to notable price movement. It often appears as a cluster of candles with strong volume and can act as a support or resistance level. Purpose: Identifying an OB helps pinpoint where large players have entered the market, suggesting a possible area of interest for future price action. Look for a Liquidity Sweep: Definition: A liquidity sweep occurs when the price moves to collect liquidity (stop losses or limit orders) above resistance or below support, often leading to a swift reversal. Purpose: This movement can indicate the presence of smart money trying to trap traders or enter the market at a better price. Note the Rejection and Subsequent Formation of a Fair Value Gap (FVG): Rejection: After a liquidity sweep, the market may reject higher or lower prices, signaling that the sweep has been completed and the market may reverse. FVG Formation: An FVG is created when there's a price imbalance due to rapid movement, leaving a gap in the order book. It indicates areas where there was not enough trading volume to balance the market. Purpose: FVGs are significant because they often get filled as the market seeks equilibrium, offering potential entry points. Enter on the Retest of the FVG or OB Zone: Retest: After identifying an FVG or OB, wait for the price to retest these areas. A retest provides a higher probability entry point, as it confirms the area as significant. Entry Strategy: You can look for confirmation through price action signals (like a strong rejection candle) or additional confluences (such as support/resistance levels or moving averages). Example Scenario Formation of OB: Let's say there's a strong bullish move, leaving behind a prominent green candle. This could indicate an OB where significant buying occurred. Liquidity Sweep: Price pushes above a recent high, triggering stop losses or enticing breakout traders, and then swiftly reverses. Rejection & FVG: After the sweep, the price rejects higher levels, creating a quick move down and leaving an FVG as the market moves too fast for all orders to be filled. Retest & Entry: Price then returns to the FVG or OB zone, offering a potential entry point as it tests the previous area of interest. Considerations Risk Management: Always use proper risk management techniques, such as stop-loss orders, to protect against unexpected market movements. Confluence: Combining multiple factors (such as OB, FVG, liquidity sweeps, support/resistance levels) increases the probability of a successful trade. Market Context: Consider the broader market context and trend when identifying OBs and FVGs. For example, in a strong uptrend, OBs may serve as areas of support. This approach is a systematic way to use OBs and FVGs in your trading strategy, focusing on high-probability setups based on market mechanics and institutional order flow.
If I understand correctly, you want to look for entries using just 2 variables: an Order Block that has tested liquidity or an inefficiency zone, and within it, look for an FVG to open a position from?
This year may be worse. Last year I lost a lot of money due to poor investing decisions that I would not have made if I hadn't been so concerned about my portfolio. I wasn't sure whether to continue investing or make mortgage payments. After selling my investments, I realized that the house needed more work than I anticipated. I'm not sure how long I can keep going like this
To diversify your portfolio, invest in companies with observable cash flows. I've earned money in over 500 different markets in the previous 10 months since employing a planner to help me strengthen my portfolio at the end of 2023. If 2023 teaches us anything, it's that good fortune is temporary. Even in good times, we should put in more effort to prepare for the worst case scenario
Guys help me out, please. when it comes to "Efficiency of Price Delivery" 2:09 we can see two charts (efficient & inefficient delivery) both of them show candlesticks with green bodies so I assume they represent bullish candles? Right? But then he says "Price Delivery is always an unbalanced process in which one side, either buyers or sellers, dominates." So my question is could that chart be bearish (red candles) and still be an "Efficient Delivery" or is that only for a Bullish scenario? What about the other chart on the right for Inefficient Delivery?
Fantastic. I had to watch multiple times to get the logic. Still to remember that during trading will get only through practice. Any tradingview indicator which exactly captures the above. If any one knows please share. Thanks.
What do you mean by buy and sell volume? Volume tells how much of a particular asset was actually traded (transfered from one side to another). Big volume just tells you there was a lot of asset value exchanged). If all of those transactions were finalized at the same price, chart wont even move.
I already shared this link I think the world and others need to key into this dissolved knowledge and teaching.. thank you and please how do I communicate you thank you again
Very much appreciate the video and particularly your clean, scientific, no-fluff delivery. Thank you. Subbed straight away. I would like to ask whether you are willing/interested in drilling even deeper into this subject matter? I don’t disagree with your logic as presented,but I have felt for a long time that jargon (ICT jargon in particular), is used as a way of sidestepping TRUE understanding of what the dynamic is behind these inefficiencies and blocks. Just when someone is about to say it like it really is, or use an analogy that absolutely nails it, the jargon creeps back in and obfuscates the eureka moment. This is by no means a criticism. Your delivery is remarkable. I simple, respectfully suggest that there’s maybe one more layer to peel from this onion.
I appreciate your comment, very objective. There is another quite interesting theory about price delivery, which is based on supply and demand. If you want, we can make a video about this in the future.
I was thinking more about the eureka shock that so many traders NEVER get to experience, namely that when price is going up, institutions are selling and when price is going down, institutions are buying. Not in a binary manner, but on a gradation of what represents value to them. They’re using inducements to make retail and lesser institutions move price to levels that make their buying or selling worthwhile. They have to temporarily back-pedal to do this. But institutions don’t buy into a up trend, they sell into it, on a gradation of profitability. They don’t sell into a down trend, they buy into it, on an “acceptable gradation of profitability, based on a longer-term objective”. A retracement in a up trend is simply institutions selling (for a so-so price), in order to stimulate others to buy the dip and refuel the up move. Bemused traders only have to ask themselves this one, incredibly simple and revealing question: “when price is moving up, someone must be buying. If someone is buying, then someone else must be selling, right? There’s no other way. Is it YOU who’s selling? I don’t think so. So who do you think it is? And that’s when the light goes on. The evil is profound. All is manipulation. Catch a small fish, use it for bait to catch a larger fish. Sell the large fish at market. Repeat.
@@fiveshorts Thanks for your sharing. I believe that's what the AMD model is depicting. With that understanding, the next and real challenge is identifying the stages, and timing the entry. And imho, the videos of this channel are providing some lights to face that challenge. I take this opportunity to thank Orderbloque for the effort. I really appreciate that. ❤
have a question... If the price raids V3 trigger "factal low" , it should close above the trigger on a LTF? Or it is the same as Rules as on HTF that it should close above on a LTF Or it is ok if raids the trigger then gives you entry below the trigger?
If we take the low fractal as an example, the upper boundary for volume confirmation, whether it's an FVG, OB, or RB, should not form lower than the fractal. This holds true whether it's on the same timeframe or a lower one. Otherwise, the trigger is considered invalid.
I like the content. Thanks for sharing. The order block still remains unclear to me. Need more examples pls. Also the definitions you had put in the last 2 mins abt FVG and OB weren't so clear. Need help understanding what you meant by FVG used for opening positions and OB for closing positions.
14 mins of absolute gold! Hope newbies realize the value of this teaching (instead of searching/paying for the brightly colored lights and Holy Grail) and I'm sure us "slightly older hands" will agree that the logic of the lesson is truly invaluable - we've seen this but not realized it. Thank you so much for the lesson, with a very efficient and clear teaching style.
This is education as it should be, without fuss, with objectives and lots of teaching, without ridiculous promises. For a world with more videos like this. Thanks Sir.
I agree. I learn a lot from this video. So informative and good explanation. Recommended video especially to the beginner traders.
This is pure education. No memes, intro music, off topic remarks, etc. 👏
I solemnly declare I have never watched such a simple and concise video. I also pray for the success of the creators of this video. A great help of excellent pronouncing of English for the ESL peoples .
This is one of the best videos on order blocks that I have found. I love your teaching style
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for 4 years i have been learning the good stratergy to kill the market, and now i have found the real codes. Thank you so much man. i will use this stratergy and come back with positive results. God bless you and please do more videos like this. i have subscribed 👌
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In 12 days time, this video has nearly100k views considering your less than 10k subs. Clearly you are teaching gold. Keep making same valuable videos , for sure you will have million subscribers.
Hope so! Thank you so much
Now i understand the orderblock concept. Many thanks for sharing your knowledge in a simple and educational way.
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Eye opening, great video. I see now, how I’ve been identifying order blocks and POI’s incorrectly . New subscriber👊🏾
For the first time i saw/watched a good video on this topics with clear explanation, thank you
Glad to hear that!
Last slide was a great nugget explaining the MM order basket:
- 1st order batch opened to establish a fake out move, creating RB or OB
- 2nd order batch is responsible for an opposite direction FVG, while 1st order batch is in the DD, thus price needs to come back to fill the gap + close those 1st batch orders to BE.
Hands down the best explanation I have hered when it comes to these concepts. Thank you for this video.
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Hi, just wanted to say thanks for the amazing videos on FVG, OB, and RB! Your explanations brought so much clarity to these concepts and have really helped me improve my understanding of the market. Your content is top-notch and very much appreciated! 👍
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if there is a buyer, there has to be the seller, thus all sell volume always equals all buy volume. You should emphasize that you meant MARKET buy/sell is larger/smaller than LIMIT sell/buy volume
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I had my first successful day today because of using this advice. Won 5 lost 3. 40 cents overall profit best trade won me 64 cents. Considering I am trading with 5 dollars I think I did pretty good.
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Thanks for the straight to the point presentation. This could be better if you show how volume can be confirmed. Do we use normal volume bar placed at the bottom of the chart? or should we use the Fixed Volume Range indicator to confirm where the volume is ?
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Not yet, but I'll try to do it in the future.
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This is the clearest explanation I've heard on FVG's & OB's, it's powerful, and has opened my eyes to understand these tools so much better. I'd like to learn more from you. How can I get in touch?
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Does a gap always mean there are unfilled or partially filled orders left behind?
Or can a gap still occur even though all orders are filled?
What is the technical reason underneath the hood for why the wicks don’t overlap like efficient delivery?
Thanks!
Ah I think I get it. FVGs are usually big players who wanted to fill even more shares but there wasn’t enough liquidity.
So they leave those orders open to fill later and when price re-enters the FVG those orders are still waiting to be filled?
I really appreciate the valuable content, please do keep up the good work .......👍👍👍
Hi, huge thanks for this vidéo. As a beginner, it is very helpfull to understand. One question. How we can define the upper and lower boundaries on FVG levels? Thanks a lot.
The maximum of the first candle is the lower boundary, and the minimum of the third candle is the upper boundary of a bullish FVG. Conversely, the same logic applies for a bearish FVG.
@@orderbloque Thanks a lot. No more doubt regarding.
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@12:35 you say: "sometimes a rejection block closes within the area of interest" what do you mean by that? Inside the body of the prior candle? Thank you.
For example, you have a fractal low, the price can close with a candle below the fractal, and the second candle can already form a rejection block
Very helpful. Thank you for the ALPHA
Thank you!
This is very good; however, some things went over my head, even though I've heard of them before and use variations of the same concepts under different names. I will watch this a few more times. Is the idea behind the OB to identify areas to look for FVGs to determine where to take higher probability entries? If I'm looking to enter, should I:
Seek the formation of the OB, Look for a liquidity sweep, Note the rejection and subsequent formation of a FVG, Then try to enter on the retest of the FVG or OB zone?
I too am trying to understand. I put your question into ChatGPT. Here is the answer: Your understanding of the Order Block (OB) concept and its relationship with Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) aligns well with a common trading approach. Let's clarify and outline a structured approach based on your steps:
Identify the Formation of an Order Block (OB):
Definition: An Order Block typically represents a zone where significant institutional buying or selling has occurred, leading to notable price movement. It often appears as a cluster of candles with strong volume and can act as a support or resistance level.
Purpose: Identifying an OB helps pinpoint where large players have entered the market, suggesting a possible area of interest for future price action.
Look for a Liquidity Sweep:
Definition: A liquidity sweep occurs when the price moves to collect liquidity (stop losses or limit orders) above resistance or below support, often leading to a swift reversal.
Purpose: This movement can indicate the presence of smart money trying to trap traders or enter the market at a better price.
Note the Rejection and Subsequent Formation of a Fair Value Gap (FVG):
Rejection: After a liquidity sweep, the market may reject higher or lower prices, signaling that the sweep has been completed and the market may reverse.
FVG Formation: An FVG is created when there's a price imbalance due to rapid movement, leaving a gap in the order book. It indicates areas where there was not enough trading volume to balance the market.
Purpose: FVGs are significant because they often get filled as the market seeks equilibrium, offering potential entry points.
Enter on the Retest of the FVG or OB Zone:
Retest: After identifying an FVG or OB, wait for the price to retest these areas. A retest provides a higher probability entry point, as it confirms the area as significant.
Entry Strategy: You can look for confirmation through price action signals (like a strong rejection candle) or additional confluences (such as support/resistance levels or moving averages).
Example Scenario
Formation of OB: Let's say there's a strong bullish move, leaving behind a prominent green candle. This could indicate an OB where significant buying occurred.
Liquidity Sweep: Price pushes above a recent high, triggering stop losses or enticing breakout traders, and then swiftly reverses.
Rejection & FVG: After the sweep, the price rejects higher levels, creating a quick move down and leaving an FVG as the market moves too fast for all orders to be filled.
Retest & Entry: Price then returns to the FVG or OB zone, offering a potential entry point as it tests the previous area of interest.
Considerations
Risk Management: Always use proper risk management techniques, such as stop-loss orders, to protect against unexpected market movements.
Confluence: Combining multiple factors (such as OB, FVG, liquidity sweeps, support/resistance levels) increases the probability of a successful trade.
Market Context: Consider the broader market context and trend when identifying OBs and FVGs. For example, in a strong uptrend, OBs may serve as areas of support.
This approach is a systematic way to use OBs and FVGs in your trading strategy, focusing on high-probability setups based on market mechanics and institutional order flow.
If I understand correctly, you want to look for entries using just 2 variables: an Order Block that has tested liquidity or an inefficiency zone, and within it, look for an FVG to open a position from?
@@orderbloque Does the ob must to have a hi/low swing?
Very well explained, I loved it. THANK YOU!!
Glad it was helpful!
This year may be worse. Last year I lost a lot of money due to poor investing decisions that I would not have made if I hadn't been so concerned about my portfolio. I wasn't sure whether to continue investing or make mortgage payments. After selling my investments, I realized that the house needed more work than I anticipated. I'm not sure how long I can keep going like this
Take it easy, we've all made mistakes.
To diversify your portfolio, invest in companies with observable cash flows. I've earned money in over 500 different markets in the previous 10 months since employing a planner to help me strengthen my portfolio at the end of 2023. If 2023 teaches us anything, it's that good fortune is temporary. Even in good times, we should put in more effort to prepare for the worst case scenario
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Good learning, thanks. Please make a session on combining of candles for choppy markets.
Guys help me out, please. when it comes to "Efficiency of Price Delivery" 2:09 we can see two charts (efficient & inefficient delivery) both of them show candlesticks with green bodies so I assume they represent bullish candles? Right? But then he says "Price Delivery is always an unbalanced process in which one side, either buyers or sellers, dominates." So my question is could that chart be bearish (red candles) and still be an "Efficient Delivery" or is that only for a Bullish scenario? What about the other chart on the right for Inefficient Delivery?
I would suggest Arjo a-z for a good explanation on market structure and order flow based on your question. It will give you more confidence.
Pure educational content and understandable keep it
Really appreciate your work. Can we have some chart practice video on this, including some complexity as well.
Yes, I will do it.
OB and RB are demand and supply zone
Fantastic. I had to watch multiple times to get the logic. Still to remember that during trading will get only through practice. Any tradingview indicator which exactly captures the above. If any one knows please share. Thanks.
What do you mean by buy and sell volume? Volume tells how much of a particular asset was actually traded (transfered from one side to another). Big volume just tells you there was a lot of asset value exchanged). If all of those transactions were finalized at the same price, chart wont even move.
how to confirm volume, do one needs to pull volume indicator under the chart. please guide in this regard
Check out the videos that were posted earlier on the channel. I explained there how we understand the concept of volume.
I already shared this link I think the world and others need to key into this dissolved knowledge and teaching.. thank you and please how do I communicate you thank you again
FVG part of the video explained very well, but the Order Block portion is really confusing .. lol i’ve rewatched like 20 times already😂
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Very much appreciate the video and particularly your clean, scientific, no-fluff delivery. Thank you. Subbed straight away.
I would like to ask whether you are willing/interested in drilling even deeper into this subject matter? I don’t disagree with your logic as presented,but I have felt for a long time that jargon (ICT jargon in particular), is used as a way of sidestepping TRUE understanding of what the dynamic is behind these inefficiencies and blocks.
Just when someone is about to say it like it really is, or use an analogy that absolutely nails it, the jargon creeps back in and obfuscates the eureka moment.
This is by no means a criticism. Your delivery is remarkable. I simple, respectfully suggest that there’s maybe one more layer to peel from this onion.
I appreciate your comment, very objective. There is another quite interesting theory about price delivery, which is based on supply and demand. If you want, we can make a video about this in the future.
I was thinking more about the eureka shock that so many traders NEVER get to experience, namely that when price is going up, institutions are selling and when price is going down, institutions are buying. Not in a binary manner, but on a gradation of what represents value to them. They’re using inducements to make retail and lesser institutions move price to levels that make their buying or selling worthwhile. They have to temporarily back-pedal to do this. But institutions don’t buy into a up trend, they sell into it, on a gradation of profitability. They don’t sell into a down trend, they buy into it, on an “acceptable gradation of profitability, based on a longer-term objective”. A retracement in a up trend is simply institutions selling (for a so-so price), in order to stimulate others to buy the dip and refuel the up move.
Bemused traders only have to ask themselves this one, incredibly simple and revealing question: “when price is moving up, someone must be buying. If someone is buying, then someone else must be selling, right? There’s no other way.
Is it YOU who’s selling? I don’t think so.
So who do you think it is?
And that’s when the light goes on.
The evil is profound. All is manipulation.
Catch a small fish, use it for bait to catch a larger fish. Sell the large fish at market. Repeat.
Well observed@@fiveshorts
@@fiveshorts
Thanks for your sharing.
I believe that's what the AMD model is depicting.
With that understanding, the next and real challenge is identifying the stages, and timing the entry.
And imho, the videos of this channel are providing some lights to face that challenge.
I take this opportunity to thank Orderbloque for the effort.
I really appreciate that. ❤
Thank you very much, I'm glad to hear that!
Very effective strategy. 👍
Glad you think so!
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Very informative content, thank you ❤
Exactly what i was thinking about,and i randomly found this,
Fantastic, thank you very much Sir for this enlightenment
very good explation , withou too much talk.. if you could make available a pdf would be the best " how to trade " channel. keep coming.
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Absolutely, I’ll make sure to create these videos as a form of mentorship along the way.
This is quality content brother
have a question...
If the price raids V3 trigger "factal low" , it should close above the trigger on a LTF? Or it is the same as Rules as on HTF that it should close above on a LTF
Or it is ok if raids the trigger then gives you entry below the trigger?
If we take the low fractal as an example, the upper boundary for volume confirmation, whether it's an FVG, OB, or RB, should not form lower than the fractal. This holds true whether it's on the same timeframe or a lower one. Otherwise, the trigger is considered invalid.
@@orderbloque thank you
Great job
Thank you!
cant wait order flow video 🥲
so valuable content...salute sir.
I like the content. Thanks for sharing. The order block still remains unclear to me. Need more examples pls. Also the definitions you had put in the last 2 mins abt FVG and OB weren't so clear. Need help understanding what you meant by FVG used for opening positions and OB for closing positions.
Thank you very much.
The Fvg that is formed will be filled or not filled, so what are the indications of these 2 differences?
If the price does not cover the entire FVG area, it is considered unfilled.
Very nicely done br ❤it
How far do you look back to determine the FVG? just in the last 10 candles or more than that?
The higher the TF, the further you look. The price takes everything into account, no matter how long ago it happened.
Tight work my boy
Awesome content !!