Breaker Blocks Simplified - ICT Concepts

Identifying Breaker Blocks - Simplified

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0:00 Intro
0:20 Bearish Breaker Diagram
1:09 Bullish Orderblock Diagram
1:45 Candle Types
2:50 Example 1
4:58 Example 2
6:34 Example 3
7:48 Outro

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[cuchulainn]

This is a very simple explanation of what a Breaker Block is. TTrades really do make very good educational videos. This channel is a veritable gold mine on YT.

[TheLoneComic]

This was valuable. I would encourage more videos about how to interpret these breaker blocks, what their context is in relationship(s) to price action vis-a-cis tradability and what it means for price action in relationship to other elements (FVG’s, OB’s, etc.) in proximity, thus influencing/confluencing them.

[BDSMCRYPTOGOD]

These videos are fantastic. ICT can be hard to follow at times, but your vids help as a starting point to summarize these concepts. Helps me see the big picture before diving into the specifics. Thank you

[jonyleproso]

Teaching is so easy for you bro!! To someone who doesn't understand english very well, this is gold...Thanks 🤝

[shbmsrto]

I use this strategy too! 👍🏿 Here documenting my ICT trading journey on YouTube as well 👊🏿 Respect from Jamaica 🇯🇲 🎈

[kadalora]

Thanks for the vid! I actually initially thought breakers worked the other way, if price was trending up let's say, then it makes a lower low as a manipulated fake out, then rocketing up higher (in the bullish case). I feel much better now that is clarified thank you!!

[defi_pete]

Magnificent 😮, I was able to win trade by watching this video 3x, I love your skills man, no other trader could be able to teach like this, God bless you🙏

[martinschiller]

One more gem, Thank you! need to study this through charts now!

[donkeychunks]

Can you please do videos on the other blocks such as the rejection blocks? thanks

[reemobrooklyn]

In retail terms.... Break and Retest. Another great video. Such a great teacher. thank you.

[timergooff]

thank you for these easy to follow videos, especially the daily bias one from before

[sethuchiha]

Thank you so much @TTrades it took me while to get it but after your brief but detailed explanation I finally understand. I'm so grateful. I didn't get it after I watched ICT's video but now I fully understand

[rommelcastropelaez]

Wonderful video, now i have more clarity on how to use de Breakers pattern, Thanks, RC

[martinlyster]

Your videos have been incredible. I am watching them repeatedly and it has been very beneficial to my trading. Do you think you could do a video to explain the difference between a breaker block vs order block? I’m still a little confused on the difference. Thank you for your mentorship!

[producerreal]

You're a great educator bro. I think ICT is feeling it, now with showing his face and all. LOL God bless him and you too! Thanks again! 😁

[jorpjomp]

Appreciate the clear explanation - a similar video for mitigation blocks would be nice!

[Phura]

TTrades, thank you man for such a simplicity. I do follow ICT and much understand him. But with your simplication you just add some spices into the meat. Thank you for your technicality but in a more simplified version. I have been confused as to what my trading model would be and i decided on this Breaker block and to see how you do it, it will make more life easier for my Backtesting.

[drl]

Thank you for the amazing content! I love this whole ICT playlist. What I'd like to know, how do you combine it all, what do you personally use the most OB / Breaker (or doesn't have every OB a breaker on the other side?) and mostly always followed by a FVG / OTE during a market structure shift if you zoom in on lower TF? In short: how does it all translate in a strategy that works best. (for reference I'm focussing on scalping so I use 15m for levels, 3+5m for structure and 1m for entry)

[babur]

For the past few days i have been listening your u tube lessons every now and then and yours is an important lessons for learning basic elements. As a beginner, i learned key points from your lessons .thank you very much for this, sir.

[dorsadorsa.j]

Thank you for your tips. You are the best youtuber about trading