Two traders explain how to spot high-probability long entries in uptrends by identifying market-structure breaks, then finding the order block that caused the move. They draw a red line at the break point to mark a new trading range, then zoom from higher timeframes down to finer ones to execute the entry.
So let's again assume we are in an uptrend. So price is going to have a high here and then that high is going to get broken. So now we can draw a red line across there and that's your market structure break. And then this high starts to form. And we now have our trading range. So you have the swing low and you take that all the way up to the swing high that formed after the market structure break. What we're now looking for is the point of interest that led price to create that higher high.
In terms of your order block, how are you identifying an order block?
So for me, it's very simply the down move before move that went up and broke market structure. Think of it as the selling that occurred before the buying that took out, you know, this high. So if that's three down candles, you can use all three. If you just want to use the very last down candle, you can do that as well. What you're going to realize is you don't actually have to be as precise as you think, because remember, this is the high time frame. We're actually going to zoom in.
Yeah. To look for the low time frame.
