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Higher-Timeframe Structures and Lower-Timeframe Events
Continuation and Complex Structures
Lesson / WY-05-24
The higher timeframe shows location; the lower timeframe shows how price reached it. Longer periods aggregate many transactions and small swings into one bar or swing, while shorter periods reveal their local supply-demand changes. They show the same transactions at different aggregation scales, not independent markets. Near a context-timeframe supply zone, a lower-timeframe SOS can be valid while upward room is limited. During an intact context uptrend, lower-timeframe SOW may be only a pullback yet sufficient to stop out a local long. Assess separately an event's validity, directional meaning, and the scale of objective it can support.
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01Context, Trading, and Execution Timeframes↗02Higher-Timeframe Structures and Lower-Timeframe Events↗03Aligned Direction, Different Phases, and Directional Conflict↗04Holding Objectives, Available Room, and Observation Scale↗05Unfinished Bars, Intraday Triggers, and Time Boundaries↗06Local Stops, Intact Larger Structures, and Expanding the Timeframe↗07Connecting Timeframes Into One Assessment↗08Boundaries Between PA, ICT, SMC, and Wyckoff Terminology↗Observe the market: start with context and place price within its structure.
Understand structure: compare supply and demand, and let evidence support or revise your hypothesis.
Form a view: define risk limits and know when to reassess.
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