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Propulsion Blocks – Identifying Potential Continuation Zones

Radhey

Propulsion Blocks are another interesting ICT concept.

They are associated with price zones that may support continuation after a directional move.

Traders study these structures to identify possible areas where price could resume its original direction.

The key is understanding the preceding price delivery and structural context.

Simply marking every candle before a strong move is not enough.

Have you ever compared Propulsion Blocks with traditional Order Blocks?

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    Comparing Propulsion Blocks with traditional Order Blocks comes down to context and how price interacts during a continuation move. While a standard order block highlights a reversal or mitigation zone after a change in character, a propulsion block typically forms within a strong directional leg where price stalls briefly before resuming the trend, acting as a dynamic launching pad.

    When applying these concepts on a prop firm evaluation, precision is everything. Misidentifying these continuation zones can lead to poor entries that threaten strict daily loss limits or drawdown rules. Always test your structural framework thoroughly to maintain consistent risk management.

    How do you filter out false continuations when trading these blocks? Drop your thoughts below!

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