How to Identify Order Blocks in Futures Using
Order Block is a price zone where significant buying or selling activity has occurred, typically by institutional traders, indicating potential future p...
Order Block is a price zone where significant buying or selling activity has occurred, typically by institutional traders, indicating potential future price reactions. These zones often form during periods of consolidation before a substantial price movement, making them valuable for identifying high-probability trading opportunities. Volume Profile is a market analysis technique that visualizes the distribution of trading volume across different price levels over a specific time period. Unlike standard price charts, Volume Profile provides a horizontal view of where the market has spent the most time trading. Market Structure is the pattern of price movements that defines the overall direction and potential turning points in the market. Understanding market structure is crucial for identifying valid order blocks. Mitigation is the process by which an order block loses its significance as price moves through it. Proper mitigation settings ensure your chart remains clean and focused on relevant zones. High-Volume Node is a price level where a significant amount of trading activity has occurred, often acting as a strong support or resistance level.