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hello everyone hope you're doing all
right welcome back this is the third
video and this video we are going to
touch on Breaker blocks breaker blocks
are often confused with mitigation
blocks last episode we talked about
mitigation blocks and the type of
pattern the mitigation block has now the
mitigation block has a swing failure
pattern now the breaker block as I've
mentioned in the last episode as well
are the breaker pattern obviously it's
already a name breaker pattern and swing
failure pattern
so swing failure pattern is for the
mitigation block and a breaker pattern
is for the breaker block so if we take
our line tool right here let's say we
have an up move right here
we have a down move
then we have another up move takes out
this high
then we have another down move takes out
this low to the high and low gets taken
then we move back into the low of this
bearish breaker block
and then we continue lower
that's a breaker pattern and of course
this is a bearish breaker pattern so the
important thing for us to understand is
we are taking a swing high again if you
don't know what a swing high is yet
we'll touch on it later we are taking a
swing high and we are taking a swing low
and then we move back into that range
this down candle if it's a bearish brake
block we use the down candle and then we
drop lower
now
if we want to draw a bullish breaker
block it would look something like this
so we have our low we create some sort
of Swing High we take out the swing low
we move back above the swing High
the high right here the up candle gets
traded back into and then we continue
higher that's a breaker block
now can you see the difference between a
breaker block and a mitigation block
the mitigation block would be somewhere
around here
because that's your swing failure
pattern
first breaker then after we might get a
swing failure pattern and the logic
behind a breaker block is pretty similar
to the mitigation block if we are
coming down right here and there are
people buying this leg up
so once we drop down below this low
people who bought here get a chance to
mitigate those orders
so they get a chance to release
themselves price is offering fair value
after they had a chance to mitigate
those orders price will drop off again
now let's dive into a chart and give you
some real-time examples as well
alright so the first example right here
is a bearish example we were coming off
of some sort of weekly premium array now
I'm going to basically emphasize more on
confirming a higher time frame premium
and discount arrays
because a mitigation block an order
block a breaker block every PD array is
useless if you don't
have a higher time frame narrative a
higher time frame bias so we need to
have a higher time frame PD array
and then in the lower time frame because
the the same stuff happens on the lower
time frame on the lower Terrapin we can
confirm that PD array with another
breaker block a mitigation block an
order block
Etc
so weekly premium rate right here we are
on the one hour time frame
and you can see the pattern right here
we are dropping lower
creating this swing High
right here a swing low we take the swing
High immediately drop down below and we
take this swing low as well then this
right here
this Wick that's overlapping with the
fair value Gap this down candle becomes
our bearish breaker block now the entire
breaker block is the consecutive down
candle so this is your entire breaker
block just like an order Block it's the
consecutive Down Candles
for mean threshold
it would be this right here the bodies
of the candles
and these ideally shouldn't get
disrespected now there's a thing with
means wrestled and I get this question
very often mean threshold if it gets
disrespected like this just a little
close Above This doesn't mean that the
whole ID of these Breakers invalidated
the 50 the mean threshold is just an
early indication that's all it is but
the bearish arguments here are still
stronger than the bullish arguments so
there's no reason here to think if price
closes just a little bit above it then
the whole ID is invalidated that
wouldn't make sense so remembered it
it's not something set in stone it's
just an early indication now we have the
pattern obviously we have this breaker
pattern we take the low right here
because it's a barrier breaker block and
then next step is something overlapping
so as you can see there is a fair value
Gap overlapping now this is often
referred to as a unicorn setup a unicorn
setup is a breaker and a fair value Gap
overlapping with each other so at this
low there's a fair value Gap overlapping
with the breaker
that makes it even stronger just like we
talked about in the previous episode if
there is another PD array overlapping
with another PD array or there's
something nested inside of here so here
might be a very low time frame or block
then that makes the PD array even
stronger because then you have multiple
confluences instead of having one
and then you can see we move away
eventually now what happens here
this is a mitigation block
swing fill your pattern
it's coming back to this low this Wick
is overlapping with a volume imbalance I
would count that as a very Gap
of course do your own testing see what
you prefer and then after touching this
mitigation block it drops off again this
is your swing through your pattern so we
had our breaker pattern right here then
here we have our swing failure and this
creates a mitigation block
now again remember the steps and again a
breaker block is strong especially with
an overlapping for feiger if your bias
is correct so if you know where price is
trading to obviously obviously
everything will be strong if we know
where it trades to but without a higher
time frame context behind anything
you can have a hundred one minute time
frame breaker blocks but they will not
be strong if there is no context there's
no narrative there's no higher time
frame bias that's very important for you
to understand
and that's where a lot of people
struggle with and it's relatable as well
because I've been there as well in the
beginning
you're just trading the one minute and
you're trading every break block you see
without any higher time frame context
whatsoever and you just get blindsided
and you're thinking
why isn't it working well maybe you're
not even looking at the higher time
frame if we know the orders are on the
high time frame why do we ignore the
higher time frame that's stupid alright
so let's move on to the next example
right here we can take a look at the
monthly actually
and if we take a look at the monthly
right here we can see we are coming off
of this
monthly order block
if we then drop down into the four hour
so that's already our context at monthly
order block that's interesting to see
see how price is all fractal it's all
fractal
so first we have some kind of move right
here but let's just ignore this bit
right here and let's move on to this can
you spot the breaker
this last up move we create a swing high
and we take out this swing low
we Wick below it we have an immediate
displacement higher
taking out the swing high right here
then this right here
this little body the up candle
is our breaker the wick isn't
overlapping the top of the wick isn't
overlapping with any of your value gaps
so we take the body right here we trade
back into it and we displays again
so we have our pattern we take the high
and what do we have an overlapping
verify Gap making it even stronger
and we have our bias already based off
of the monthly
so we have a monthly bias or for our
lines with that bias we have a breaker
block right there
then if we drop into the lower time
frame right in this section
we can see the exact same thing
it's all fractal
so if we take a look at this right here
this is our four hour breaker coming
into a monthly order block four hour
breaker what are we seeing right here
we're coming into this breaker for our
breaker on the five minute time frame
we're moving higher
this Hive fails to take out this low
what is this high
after we take out this high
right here
this high is now
not a breaker a mitigation block
this is your swing fill your pattern
breaker pattern swing fear pattern these
are the only two patterns
that are in the market that will tell if
the market is reversing or not it's
either a swing for your pattern or a
breaker pattern these are the only
patterns so let me write that down for
you so it's either a swing failure
pattern
the mitigation block or a breaker
pattern a breaker block that's all you
need to know how to spot when a market
is reversing
these two patterns are the only reversal
patterns so right here this is a swing
failure pattern
what is overlapping with this mitigation
block
we have this Gap this volume imbalance
below it is a little fair value Gap
and you can see we are pushing higher
after that
see how this video already gave a lot of
information and the breaker is not that
difficult to spot just train your eyes
to see it and see it having it in the
right context that's important see how
we just had this order block
we only knew about order block
breaker block mitigation block and we
just add a trade opportunity right here
only by knowing order block mitigation
Block Breaker block
the only three things we talked about so
far
and we just had a trade opportunity
right here
see what I'm saying you don't need a lot
to be profitable here the order block
mitigation Block Breaker block already
gave your bias
you don't need to know a lot to be
profitable
now last example right here
we're coming off of this previous order
block like we talked about it's
overlapping with a mitigation block
and right here
we are
taking this swing high so we have the
pattern we have a swing low swing High
we take the swing low take the swing
High bullish breaker as soon as we take
so we don't need to close above it of
course that's a nice Confluence to have
as soon as we Wick above this high
this breaker block gets confirmed
so we can already expect higher prices
as soon as we trade back into it here we
can already expect higher prices
so pattern a high overlapping
verify again see how we sting into the
forefather Gap right there
and push higher can you see how these
three PD arrays the order block
mitigation block break block
already gives you so much context
alright now for you please go ahead and
study the breaker block see how order
block mitigation block and breaker
blocks already give a lot of context
already can give you your bias and then
I'll see you in the next video on Friday
alright thank you
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