Structural Ranges & Complex Pullbacks
Learn how to use structural ranges to navigate complex pullbacks
What is a Structural Range?
Your navigation tool in complex markets
A Structural Range is the distance between the current High and Low in your trend.
It helps you track the correct invalidation and continuation points.
Without tracking the range, complex pullbacks can become very confusing.
The range keeps you focused on what matters: is the trend still intact?
Range = Your compass when price action gets complex
Structural Range
Always identify your current range: High = Continuation, Low = Invalidation (or vice versa for bearish).
Internal Structure
Don't trade internal structure! It's part of a complex pullback. Wait for range boundaries to break.
Patience Pays
Complex pullbacks can last many candles. Stay patient and trust the range until it's broken.
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