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.
A high lower bar percentage means buyers heavily dominated this zone, making it a much stronger support level when price retests it.
Bearish Volume Bar:
Shows the percentage of aggressive selling volume within the block.
A high upper bar percentage means sellers aggressively pushed price down from here, making it a highly reliable resistance level when price returns.
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.
Quick Decision Making: Instead of spending time calculating whether a setup is worth the risk, you can look at the bar to instantly see if it is a high-probability or low-probability 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.
Higher numbers mean stronger institutional interest.
Delta Volume (Bottom Number):
Shows who won the battle inside the block.
A positive number means more buyers (strong support).
A negative number means more sellers (strong resistance).
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.
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.
Retest Zones: Price frequently returns directly to these blocks before exploding in the new direction.
Macro Order Blocks
Macro Order Blocks represent broader market perspectives rather than solely focusing on specific timeframes.
They provide insight into larger-scale order flows by capturing key zones where significant buying or selling interest exists across the broader market structure.
These blocks emphasize the overall market flow rather than isolated intraday movements.
How to use
The provided Order Blocks are designed to be cleaner in nature and more effective in their detection of key market levels.
By analyzing volume and volatility, these Order Blocks aim to simulate and predict where large areas of market orders may rest. By forecasting these areas they give excellent support or resistance areas.
Settings
Enable Blocks
Show Last
Type
Bull/Bear Colors
Toggles the display of all order blocks on the chart.
Specifies the number of recent historical order blocks to display (e.g., 6).
Choose which block to display "All", "Bullish", "Bearish".
Bullish and Bearish Order Blocks color settings
Calculation Method
This dropdown menu determines the core logic used to identify valid Order Blocks. Changing this setting will shift the focus of the detection algorithm to suit different market environments.
Volume: Focuses on zones with significant liquidity exchange. Use this to find levels where institutional "heavy lifting" occurred.
Price Action: Prioritizes structural displacement and momentum. Excellent for identifying blocks created by rapid price movement, regardless of volume.
Beluga Peak: A proprietary method that targets the most sensitive "reaction point" within a zone for high-precision entries
Mitigation Method
Defines when a block is considered "filled":
• Touch: Price touches the block boundary.
• Wicks: Only wick penetrations count.
• Close: Price must close inside the block.
• Average: Uses an average-based price calculation.
Show Trading Activity
Score
Enables buy/sell imbalance metrics within the block.
Displays a third blue bar with a percentage value representing the strength of the price reaction.
Show Details
Allows customization of the display size and detail density for metrics.
Show Means
Displays the midline of the order block, a common reference for retracements.
Show Rating
Assigns visual labels categorizes (Weak, High, Balanced and Strong blocks) for easy identification of significant levels
Enable Breaker Block
Identifies zones where previous resistance has flipped to support (or vice versa).
Macro Blocks
Enables broader, high-level order blocks for a "big-picture" perspective.
Extend Mode
Extends the block visually to the right edge of the chart.
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