Order Block Radar
Automatically maps recently validated bullish and bearish order blocks—showing you exactly where institutional traders placed their orders and where price is likely to react.
What It Does
The Order Block Radar identifies institutional order blocks—price zones where large players (banks, hedge funds, market makers) placed significant orders. These zones often act as strong support or resistance.
Unlike basic support/resistance, order blocks are validated by a break of structure (BOS). The indicator only marks blocks that have been confirmed by price action, filtering out noise and giving you high-probability reaction zones.
Key Features
Validated by BOS
Only displays order blocks that have been validated by a break of structure—no guessing, just confirmed zones.
Bullish & Bearish Blocks
Automatically identifies both bullish order blocks (demand zones) and bearish order blocks (supply zones).
Persistent Zones
Order blocks stay on your chart until they're mitigated (price closes through them), so you know which zones are still active.
Multi-Timeframe Support
Works on any timeframe—use it for scalping on 1-minute charts or swing trading on daily charts.
Main Settings
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Max Blocks to Show | 5 | How many recent order blocks to display (prevents clutter) |
| Show Mitigated Blocks | false | Keep blocks on chart after they've been closed through |
| Bullish Block Color | Green | Color for bullish order blocks (demand zones) |
| Bearish Block Color | Red | Color for bearish order blocks (supply zones) |
How to Use This Indicator
1. Wait for Price to Return
Order blocks are most powerful when price returns to them after a strong move. Look for price to retrace back into a validated block.
2. Look for Rejection
When price taps an order block, watch for a wick rejection or engulfing candle. This confirms institutional interest.
3. Combine with FVG or Liquidity Sweep
The strongest setups occur when an order block aligns with a fair value gap or liquidity sweep. Stack your confluence.
4. Set Stop Loss Below/Above the Block
If price closes through an order block, it's mitigated. Place your stop just beyond the block for tight risk management.
Pro Tip: Use with Fair Value Gap Finder
Order blocks often overlap with fair value gaps (FVGs). When both align, it's a high-probability zone. Use the Fair Value Gap Finder to identify these confluences.
View Fair Value Gap Finder →Installation Instructions
Download the Pine Script file
Click the download button above
Open TradingView Pine Editor
Go to TradingView → Open chart → Click "Pine Editor"
Paste and save
Paste code → Save → Add to chart
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