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What is an Order Block, and how can traders identify it on a candlestick chart? Think of it as a price zone you mark, watch price leave, then watch for a revisit. In common trading methods, an Order Block is often the last opposing candle before a strong move. For a bullish Order Block, mark the last bearish candle before strong candles push upward. Price moves away, then returns to the zone. That return is worth evaluating-not an automatic buy. The zone can fail. Reverse it. A bullish candle comes first, followed by a strong move downward. Its zone is a bearish Order Block. When price revisits it, traders watch for selling interest-but it is not guaranteed. So, the answer is simple: an Order Block is a marked opposing-candle zone before a strong move. Wait for price to return, seek confirmation, and manage risk before acting.