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QML and Breaker Block in Forex

The document compares and contrasts a breaker block and QML structure in forex trading. While the structures are similar, the main difference is that a breaker targets a previously violated low after a lower low is formed, whereas a QML targets a previously violated high formed during a higher high. If price is successfully sold short at the breaker level, an FTR is created by the high price reaches when returning to the QML level, having failed to return due to the breaker structure. Understanding breaker and QML structures is important to take advantage of breakers before price reaches the QML level.

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QML and Breaker Block in Forex

The document compares and contrasts a breaker block and QML structure in forex trading. While the structures are similar, the main difference is that a breaker targets a previously violated low after a lower low is formed, whereas a QML targets a previously violated high formed during a higher high. If price is successfully sold short at the breaker level, an FTR is created by the high price reaches when returning to the QML level, having failed to return due to the breaker structure. Understanding breaker and QML structures is important to take advantage of breakers before price reaches the QML level.

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Difference Between Qml and Breaker Block in

Forex

Breaker and Qml Example


Don’t be confused by the QML structure and breaker structure; they are
similar structures, in fact, it’s the same structure. The only difference
between a breaker block in forex and QML is what we are targeting as
our entry point. In a Breaker, we are targeting previously violated low
after the lower low has been formed. whilst in a QML, we target the
previously violated high that was formed when price was forming a
higher high.
If price successfully sells short at our breaker level, an FTR will be
formed, which is simply the high that will be taken out when price
reaches back to our QML level. F.T.R. it’s an abbreviation for Failure To
Return. The reason it’s called a failure to return is because price failed to
return to our expected level, which is our QML in this case. The reason
price failed is due to the breaker structure. A breaker structure is the one
responsible for F.T.R[FAILURE TO RETURN] to our QML level
Immediately. The Understanding of a breaker Structure and a Qml
Structure is important. Instead of waiting for price to reach the level of
our QML, we can take advantage of the breaker before price reaches
our QML level

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