Blog: BOS, FVG, Order Block and other filters

These pages explain filters PatternLabs can scan for. Each one describes the idea and how that filter is used in the app. None of them is a forecast or a promise of profit.

• Break of Structure (BOS)

  What a break of structure is, and how the BOS filter finds that swing in PatternLabs. An explanation, not a forecast.

• Change of Character (CHoCH)

  What a change of character is, and how the CHoCH filter marks that shift in PatternLabs. An explanation, not a forecast.

• Fair Value Gap (FVG)

  What a fair value gap is, and how the FVG filter finds that three-candle imbalance in PatternLabs.

• Order Block

  What an order block is, and how the Order Block filter marks that candle zone in PatternLabs.

• Liquidity Sweep

  What a liquidity sweep is, and how Liquidity grab above highs and Liquidity grab below lows find that spike in PatternLabs.

• Buy-side and Sell-side liquidity pools

  What buy-side and sell-side liquidity pools are, and how that filter groups clustered swings in PatternLabs.

• OB Mitigation

  What a mitigation block is, and how the OB Mitigation filter marks a return into an order block in PatternLabs.

• RSI

  What the RSI is, and how the RSI filter uses a 14-period relative strength index in PatternLabs.

• EMA

  What an EMA is, and how the EMA filter uses exponential moving averages in PatternLabs.

• Volume

  What the Volume filter keeps in PatternLabs: the pairs with the highest turnover over 24 hours.