Market Structure
Market structure is not a prediction tool.
It’s a way to understand where decisions matter.
How structure is used here
Structure is treated as context, not signals.
It helps answer questions like:
where price is accepted or rejected
whether movement is expansion or correction
which areas invite patience — and which invite restraint
The goal is not to forecast direction.
The goal is to understand environment.
What this analysis looks like
Market structure here is:
clean
minimal
rule-based
There are no alerts, targets, or calls to action.
Charts are shared selectively,
and always in service of decision clarity, not activity.
What structure does
not
solve
Good structure analysis does not:
prevent overtrading
enforce discipline
protect against pressure
fix execution errors
Many traders understand structure well
and still lose accounts.
That disconnect matters.
Why structure still matters
Execution doesn’t happen in a vacuum.
Structure provides:
reference
boundaries
context for restraint
It tells you when not to trade
just as often as when to engage.
How to use this section
Read structure posts slowly.
They are not prompts to act.
They are frameworks for understanding where risk is asymmetric.
If a chart feels calm and obvious,
that’s intentional.
One important distinction
Market structure supports good decisions.
It does not make them.