ICT Mentorship Core Content - Month 04 - ICT Propulsion Block

okay folks welcome back and we're going to continue our discussion on reinforcing order block theory this teaching we're going to talk about propulsion blocks and a propulsion block is a candle or bar that is previously traded down into a down candle or bullish order block and takes over the role of price support for higher price movement in this example here okay in this crew diagram we have a down candle which shows price willingness to move higher and then we have a new down close candle trades right back into it seen here that candle becomes a propulsion candle what makes it propulsion is that it's already dropped back down into a owner block that's already predisposed to go higher then we created another higher order block that touches the initial one that new higher level bullish order block or down closed candle will be highly sensitive [Music] it should never see the mean threshold break half of the body's height or the middle of the range of that candle's body that's that mean threshold should not give way the sensitivity is going to be very much more amplified when it trades back down into the high but we are willing to allow to still trade down the middle of the range or mean threshold but it very most most likely it will never do that it just trades down into the high of the candle and immediately explodes it may go pip or two below the high of that particular down candle which we're naming as a propulsion block the market will show a sudden and that's a propulsion candle let's take a look at it in price action to get a better feel for what it looks like okay let's take a look at a bullish propulsion candle okay you can see price has moved from a low here and we're on the buy side of the curve and the market has several down candles in here so we would take this as one full bearish candle because consecutively three down candles so the bullish order block is framed like this so we have equilibrium down here price trades all the way down to this level here but falls short of equilibrium so we have a level at which but it doesn't do it here