Order Blocks

Order Blocks are price zones where institutions place massive buy or sell orders.

When price returns to these zones, it usually reacts strongly, giving you high-probability entry setups.

• Bullish Order Block: A zone where big players bought. Look for buying setups here.
• Bearish Order Block: A zone where big players sold. Look for selling setups here.

Volume ratio bars

Every Order Block on your chart shows two colored bars. These show you the exact volume breakdown inside the zone:

Bullish Volume Bar:

Shows the percentage of aggressive buying volume within the block.

Bearish Volume Bar:

Shows the percentage of aggressive selling volume within the block.

Rating Bar

The rating bar gives you a quick visual summary of the zone's overall health and trading potential:

Score: It grades the Order Block based on volume, momentum, and how fast price left the zone.

Total volume and delta volume

Total Volume (Top Number):

Shows the total amount of trading activity inside the block, plus its percentage share compared to other blocks.

Delta Volume (Bottom Number):

Shows who won the battle inside the block.

Calculation Method

The Calculation Method setting allows you to define the underlying logic used to identify and filter Order Blocks. This flexibility ensures that the toolkit can adapt to different market conditions and trading styles—whether you prioritize heavy institutional participation or pure structural price shifts.

1. Volume Mode

   

   What it does: Finds zones where the most physical money changed hands right before a major price move.

2. Price Action Mode

   

   What it does: Focuses purely on major structural breaks, trend shifts, and fast price expansions.

3. Beluga Peak Mode

   

   What it does: Pinpoints the exact "sweet spot" where price exhausted and aggressively reversed.

Categorization

Based on Total volume and delta volume order blocks are categorized into High, Balanced and Strong blocks for easy identification of significant levels

Breaker Blocks

Breaker Blocks are old support or resistance levels that got broken.

Once broken, they flip. The tool tracks these flipped zones because they act like a magnet for price, offering high-probability entry points on a retest.

Bullish Breaker Block

An old supply zone (resistance) that price broke above. It now flips into a strong support zone to buy from on a pullback.

Bearish Breaker Block

An old demand zone (support) that price broke below. It now flips into a strong resistance zone to sell from on a pullback.

Macro Order Blocks

Macro Order Blocks represent broader market perspectives rather than solely focusing on specific timeframes.

How to use

1. Identifying Strong Order Blocks

   

   Blocks with a high percentage of total volume are likely to be more significant support or resistance levels. A strong order block with high bearish volume and negative delta (more selling) could act as a substantial resistance zone.

2. Assessing Potential Reversals

   

   If an order block shows high total volume with a positive delta, it might indicate strong buy interest. This could suggest a reversal opportunity and move price up.

3. Refining Entries and Exits

   

   By analysing the delta volume and total volume within order blocks, traders can make more informed decisions on where to enter or exit trades, knowing whether buying or selling pressure dominated at those levels.

The provided Order Blocks are designed to be cleaner in nature and more effective in their detection of key market levels.

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