Opening Range Breakout
Learn Opening Range Breakout in plain language, then try the free decision game and chart course.
Quick answer
An opening range records the high and low of a defined period near the session start. An ORB idea considers what happens when price leaves that range. The period must be defined before the move.
- Mark both edges, let the range form, and compare acceptance outside it with a quick return inside.
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Understand Opening Range Breakout
An opening range records the high and low of a defined period near the session start. An ORB idea considers what happens when price leaves that range. The period must be defined before the move.
What would you decide?
Price breaks the upper edge and quickly falls back inside. A range break can fail; chasing the first expansion may leave a poor entry relative to the stop.
Your practice mission
Mark both edges, let the range form, and compare acceptance outside it with a quick return inside.
Try a five-question Decision Arcade warm-up, then play a chart level. Review the explanation and replay before trying again. Progress and XP describe game practice, not live-trading readiness.
Sources and review notes
- FundedReady methodology - How FundedReady structures simulator lessons and educational content.
- TradingView Lightweight Charts - Open-source charting library used by the simulator.
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