Breaker Blocks: ICT for Futures Explained
TL;DR
Breaker Blocks — When an order block fails. Sometimes an order block doesn't hold.
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Where this fits in the Confluence Method
This lesson lives in the Stack step of the Confluence Method, where you confirm a key level, price action and structure and a trigger before a setup qualifies as a trade.
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2 sections0:00Welcome back. Breaker blocks — what happens when an order block fails. Sometimes an order block doesn't hold. Price blows through it and breaks structure. That failed block becomes a breaker: when price retests it from the other side, old support acts as new resistance. It's a high-quality entry because it confirms the shift in control.
0:26A broken block flips — support becomes resistance. Next: premium and discount.