The strict variant of the ORB scanner. A breakout is only confirmed when a complete candle body � not just a wick � closes outside the opening range. Fewer signals. Higher quality. Designed for traders who prioritise precision over speed.
In standard ORB, a single wick through the opening range boundary triggers a signal. But wicks represent rejected price � the market tested that level and immediately snapped back. Trading a wick break frequently means entering right as the market reverses.
The ORB Breakout scanner applies the full-body rule: the entire candle body must close outside the opening range. This confirms that buyers (or sellers) were willing to hold price outside the range for a full bar � a far stronger sign of genuine breakout conviction than a fleeting wick spike.
| Symbol | ORB High | ORB Low | Close | Signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AAPL | $291.40 | $288.20 | $292.80 | ▲ Body BO → |
| NVDA | $214.80 | $211.50 | $214.60 | � Inside |
| AMD | $438.00 | $433.10 | $439.50 | ▲ Body BO → |
| TSLA | $428.00 | $422.40 | $421.90 | ▼ Body BO → |
Because the ORB Breakout requires a full-body close, you have a natural built-in entry framework. The entry is at the open of the next candle after confirmation. The stop sits just below the body of the breakout candle (or below the ORB High for conservative sizing).
Targets are typically the prior day's high/low, open-range measured move (OR High + OR range width), or the next major FVG level from the NASDAQ scanner � giving you built-in confluent targets.
| Component | Level | Note |
|---|---|---|
| ORB High | $291.40 | Range boundary |
| ORB Low | $288.20 | Range width: $3.20 |
| Entry | $292.85 | Next candle open |
| Stop | $291.10 | Below BO candle |
| Target 1 | $294.60 | Measured move |