ORB = Opening Range Breakout

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The Opening Range = the price high and low set during a fixed starting window of a trading session (for example, the first 15 or 30 minutes after market open).

ORB High = the highest price reached in that window.

ORB Low = the lowest price reached in that window.

These two levels create the ORB box.

🔹 How It Works

Draw the Box

Mark the high and low of your chosen opening range (e.g., 9:30–10:00 AM NY time).

Wait for Breakout

If price breaks above the ORB high, you look for a long entry.

If price breaks below the ORB low, you look for a short entry.

Confirm with Trend

Always check the higher timeframe bias (Buyers 🟢 / Sellers 🔴 / Neutral ⚪).

Only take the breakout in the direction of the market bias for higher probability.

🔹 Trade Management

Entry: On candle close outside the ORB box (not just a wick).

Stop Loss: Inside the box, typically just beyond the opposite side.

Take Profit: 1:1, 2:1 R:R, or next support/resistance level.

No Trade: If price chops around inside the box without clear breakout.

🔹 Why Traders Use ORB

It captures early session volatility.

Gives defined risk with the box.

Works across assets (XAU/USD, FX pairs, indices, even stocks).

👉 In short:

Box = Balance.

Break = Imbalance.

Trade the break with the trend, not against it.

Penafian

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