Core Concepts
Structural Range
The distance between a swing high and swing low that defines the current trend leg
A structural range is the area between the most recent swing high and swing low in the current trend. It defines where price is currently trading and provides two critical reference points: the continuation point (where trend continues if broken) and the invalidation point (where trend reverses if broken). Keeping track of structural ranges prevents confusion during complex pullbacks.
✓How to Recognize
- •High and low of the current impulsive leg
- •Defines continuation and invalidation levels
- •Contains all internal/pullback structure
- •Updates when a new break of structure occurs
⚡How to Avoid
- →Ignoring range boundaries during pullbacks
- →Confusing internal structure with swing structure
- →Changing bias before the range is actually broken
- →Using stale ranges that have already been broken