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Hello Family, Is there a significant difference between trading SnD Zones and OrderBlocks? Thanks

Basically, supply and demand are part of orders block, supply and demand theory reflects a situation similar to support resistance by looking at economic laws when demand increases the price will rise, conversely if supply increases the price will fall. Between the two there is an equilibrium position which indicates a balance of supply and demand. Usually marked with a sideways market

Order Blocks are a strategy by large institutions to place orders in blocks by measuring movements designed to enter and exit the market. This is like the work of the smart money concept in trading. Like small pieces in a game of chess, players place pieces in certain positions to reinforce the game plan.
 
the big banks rule the world of trading. demand and supply is better than support and resistance. order block is better than demand and supply. but on our free platforms, its difficult to know where the order blocks are... you need sepate feeds like in ninja traders platforms. but for us small traders, demand and supply is good enough.
 
Does order block theory agree with volume profile analysis?
It seems there is a difference between the concept of order block trading and volume. Order Blocks are carried out by large traders by placing certain price baits which can influence market behavior in a certain direction. Volume trading emphasizes transaction volume.
 

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