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It represented in a series of either higher lows and higher highs-bullish, or series of lower highs and lower lows-bearish.  \nMarket Structure Concept  \nThe actual turning points that include high and lows within it (Intermediate highs and lows) .  \nThe market trades in a generic pattern or rhythm and it is easy to read if you are aware of the basic structure price tends to move in.  \n1. Generally, the market trades from short term low (STL) to short term high (STH) back to a new short-term low (STL) . As these STL’s and STH’s form, they will develop a“market structure”of price action.  \n2. Any short term low (STL) that has higher short-term lows (STL) on both sides of it is considered an Intermediate term low (ITL) .  \n3. Any short term high (STH) that has lower short-term highs (STH) on both sides of it is considered an Intermediate term high (ITH) .  \n4. Any Intermediate term low (ITL) that has higher intermediate term lows (ITL) on both sides of it is considered long term low (LTL) .  \n5. Any Intermediate term high (ITH) that has lower intermediate term highs (ITH) on both sides of it is considered long term high (LTH) .  \nInterbank Traders do not view Market Structure with Retail's method.  \nInterbank Traders view Price in terms of Liquidity and Imbalances.  \n1) The highest time frame will act as a Long-term Perspective  \n• This time frame will show you Higher Time Frame Levels which will offer Trade Setup Opportunities.  \n• Trade Ideas will be built upon levels derived from the Higher Time Frame.  \n2) The mid-level timeframe will act as an Intermediate-Term Perspective  \n• Following the Trade Setup Opportunity found on the HTF, Mid-level will give you more definition in terms of structure based on that HTF Level  \n• Managing Trades will be done via a mid-level time frame.  \n3) The lowest time frame will act as a Short-term Perspective  \n• Following the Trade Setup Opportunity found on the HTF and insights given with Mid-level, the short-term perspective will give you even more definition in terms of structure.  \n• Timing trades with entries will be done via the lowest time frame.  \n* Intermediate Term High/Low – Any short term low (STL) that has higher short-term lows (STL) on both sides of it is considered an Intermediate term low (ITL) . Any short term high (STH) that has lower short-term highs (STH) on both sides of it is considered an Intermediate term high (ITH) .  \nIf you see a Rebalanced ITH, that is telling you that the market is VERY weak. That is the market “tipping it’s hand” towards Interbank Traders.  \n[Credit to Braveheart]  \nTo effectively recognize Market Structure in a manner akin to that of an Interbank Trader, it's imperative to first grasp the prevailing market narrative.  \nThe narrative guides us towards assessing liquidity conditions. Specifically, a liquidity draw serves as the foundation for establishing our daily bias.  \nKey questions arise:  \n- What is the current market narrative?  \n- Is it going higher for Buy Side Liquidity or to Rebalance a SIBI?  \n- Is it going lower for Sell Side Liquidity or to Rebalance a BISI?  \nFAILURE TO UNDERSTAND MARKET STRUCTURE LIKE AN INTERBANK TRADER,  \nWILL LEAD YOU TO FALL VICTIM TO FALSE MARKET STRUCTURE BREAKS.  \nWhen you look at the charts, look each time to see if the market is retracing animbalanced candle . Classify this as an intermediate high/low. Then make sure prices don't violate it.  \nIf you are bearish and your intermediate high is broken, then you need to step aside and not enter again. Wait for another setup.  \nThe daily chart is exactly what institutions and banks are using. That's where the money is. This is also where your preferences will be determined. Most of your time and study should be focused on determining where the daily chart will be for the ","cbCaigsXj0QHPB72","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigsXj0QHPB72","pdf",3730536,"English","# Market Structure Concept\n## Intermediate and long-term highs/lows\n## Retail vs interbank perspective\n# Time frame perspectives and workflow\n## Higher, intermediate, and short-term roles\n# Liquidity narrative and key bias questions\n## Buy-side and sell-side rebalancing\n# Avoiding false structure breaks\n# Market phases: accumulation and manipulation","[{\"question\":\"How does the document define bullish versus bearish market structure?\",\"answer\":\"It describes bullish structure as a series of higher lows and higher highs, and bearish structure as a series of lower highs and lower lows.\"},{\"question\":\"What are Intermediate Term High/Low in this framework?\",\"answer\":\"An Intermediate term low (ITL) is a short-term low with higher short-term lows on both sides, and an Intermediate term high (ITH) is a short-term high with lower short-term highs on both sides.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the guide emphasize liquidity and imbalances rather than retail-style structure?\",\"answer\":\"It states that interbank traders view price in terms of liquidity and imbalances, and that failing to understand market structure this way can lead to false market structure breaks.\"}]","Market Structure For Precision Technicians | PDF",48]