Core Concepts
Extreme POI
The supply or demand zone at the base of a structural range — the optimal price to trade from
The extreme POI is the supply or demand zone that forms at the base (furthest point) of a structural range. In a bullish structural range, the extreme demand is the lowest possible price to buy from. In a bearish structural range, the extreme supply is the highest possible price to sell from. Trading from the extreme gives the best risk-to-reward ratio because you are entering at the edge of the range. When the extreme also sweeps liquidity, it becomes both an extreme POI and a liquidity POI — one of the strongest zone configurations.
✓How to Recognize
- •Zone sits at the very bottom of a bullish structural range (demand)
- •Zone sits at the very top of a bearish structural range (supply)
- •Maximum distance from the opposite end of the range
- •Often coincides with liquidity sweeps at the range boundary
⚡How to Avoid
- →Trading zones in the middle of a range as if they were extremes
- →Ignoring that the extreme shifts when new structural ranges form
- →Not combining extreme POI with other selection criteria
- →Entering extreme zones without order flow confirmation