Breaker Blocks – When a Failed Order Block Changes Its Role

A Breaker Block is a concept used to identify a price zone that changes significance after a structural failure.

For example, a bullish Order Block may fail when price decisively breaks below it.

That former support area may later act as resistance when price retraces.

The opposite can happen with a bearish Breaker Block.

The key is understanding the structural context rather than simply marking old candles.

Have Breaker Blocks improved your entry timing?