What IS a Market? How Do Markets Work?

Market structure refers to how price organizes itself over time on a chart, forming patterns that reveal the battle between buyers and sellers. Understanding structure means identifying recurring patterns of highs and lows, support and resistance, and areas where liquidity pools attract price action.

Deeper Understanding of Market Structure

Understanding Liquidity and Market Structure

Volume Indicator

Intro to Market Structure

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