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Order blocks, fvgs, fibonacci, breaker blocks. propulsion blocks, Demand/supply zones are all apart of a continuing trend/ retracement into continuation. Order Blocks - Order Blocks are formed when the series of downclose or upclose candles that led into another PD array/key level/sweep are closed below/above. These are good entry points combined with things like fvgs, swing highs/lows, and other forms of high resistance liquidity. I take my entries here when i see alignment with a CISD/ Key support or resistance level. (Example below) 
Breaker Block- A breaker block is the series of upclose/downclose candles that made a high/low that got taken and then closed above. Taking the wick of the highest and lowest point of that range and drawing a box from those two points with the block to be respected.(Example below)
Fair Value Gaps- A fvg is a three candle pattern where the 1st and 3rd candles wick don’t overlap in between the 2nd candles body, leaving a gap behind. This is one of the most common type of PD array youll find, but also for that reason you dont want to enter on every fvg. Waiting for the gap to be respected and closed out of is the best way to enter if you were using only fvgs.(Example Below)
OTE - Optimal Trade entry is the optimal point at which price would retrace at. These points or lower are called discounts and anything above would be considered premium. Obviously you want to buy at a discount and sell in a premium. To use this take your fibonacci tool and drag it from the most relevant swing low to high in a bullish market, and from swing high to low in a bearish market. The optimal points you're looking for are 0.62, 0.705, and 0.79. Entering solely at these points is not such a great idea, unless you have another pd array such as an order block, swing point, or fvg. This is one of my personal favorite tools when looking for retracements. (Example Below)
Propulsion Blocks- Propulsion blocks are formed when an order block is returned to and then closed above. If you are looking for an entry here either get in with closure above the downclose/upclose candle before the move that closed out of the ob OR get in on the retracement of the PB. (With this pd array we want to see 0.5 of the block get respected. (Example Below)
Continuations
This section is about learning the concepts of what a continuation looks like in the market
Continuations usually happen after expansion or in between the expansion until the intended DOL has been hit. The best/more probable trades come from this, because we are already in a clear trend. When retracement occurs and you're looking for a continuation entry. What we look for is shallow movement in the opposing direction then strong supporting candles reinforcing that bias to create CISD. For example, were in a bearish trend and price is starting to go up slowly into a bearish fvg, then we get closure below the series of upclose(bullish candles) to form that CISD. Thats a great sign that were following the trend.
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