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5/6
Don’t enter just because you see a BOS.
Ask yourself:
• What is the higher-timeframe direction?
• Where is liquidity?
• Where did the break happen?
• Is price in premium or discount?
4/6
A Break of Structure (BOS) confirms continuation.
A Change of Character / Market Structure Shift (MSS) can signal that the current trend may be changing.
3/6
The most important thing is not just identifying HHs and LLs.
You need to understand which swing points are protected and which ones are likely to be taken.
2/6
📈 Bullish structure:
Higher Highs (HH) + Higher Lows (HL)
📉 Bearish structure:
Lower Lows (LL) + Lower Highs (LH)
1/6
Market structure is simply understanding how price moves — whether the market is trending up, down, or ranging.
Most traders don’t lose because they have a bad strategy.
They lose because they can’t follow their strategy consistently.
One loss → revenge trade.
Two losses → increase lot size.
Missed entry → chase the market.
Win → become over confident
5/6
The mistake beginners make?
❌ Entering immediately after the liquidity sweep.
Instead:
Liquidity sweep → Structure break → Retracement → Entry
Let the market prove the reversal first.
4/6
For the entry, look for confluence such as:
• Supply/POI
• FVG
• Liquidity sweep
• Displacement
• Premium/discount
The more confluence, the stronger the setup.
3/6
The key level is the QM level — usually the last higher low before the liquidity sweep.
After the structure break, you wait for price to retrace back into that area.
2/6
For a bearish QM:
Price creates a high → pulls back → creates a higher high (liquidity sweep) → breaks the previous low.
That break is your BOS/MSS confirmation.















