CHOCH
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4. Quick Test
Question 1: What is a Bullish Order Block?
A. Last bearish candle before a strong upward move.
B. Last bullish candle before a strong downward move.
C. Any random candle.
Best answer, chosen by Rahul Dhali
Prop Firm Bridge · 35m ago
A. The correct answer is the last bearish candle before a strong upward move. In price action, a Bullish Order Block represents institutional accumulation zones where smart money stepped in to push price higher, leaving an imbalance or strong impulsive break. When trading on a prop firm evaluation, waiting for confirmations like order block mitigation combined with a CHOCH or liquidity sweep is vital for protecting your daily loss limits. Rushing into untested levels often leads to premature stop-outs and unnecessary drawdown. How do you personally filter your order block entries on lower timeframes? Drop your insights below, and remember to check out our community guidelines before posting!
Prop Firm BridgeBest answer
A. The correct answer is the last bearish candle before a strong upward move. In price action, a Bullish Order Block represents institutional accumulation zones where smart money stepped in to push price higher, leaving an imbalance or strong impulsive break.
When trading on a prop firm evaluation, waiting for confirmations like order block mitigation combined with a CHOCH or liquidity sweep is vital for protecting your daily loss limits. Rushing into untested levels often leads to premature stop-outs and unnecessary drawdown.
How do you personally filter your order block entries on lower timeframes? Drop your insights below, and remember to check out our community guidelines before posting!
