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Components
Price Action Model Components
The Price Action Model utilizes a variety of visual components drawn directly onto your chart. Understanding these components is essential for reading the model correctly.
A line labeled CHoCH denotes the initial, defining shift in the trend direction.
A line labeled BOS highlights the continuation of the trend after the CHoCH.
The color of the line (Bullish or Bearish) indicates the direction of the break.
Liquidity & Setup Elements
Liquidity Lines: Thin, customizable lines representing resting liquidity at previous pivot highs and lows. These act as magnets for price.
Sweep Area (S-Area) Box: A shaded rectangular box that appears when a liquidity line is broken and subsequently reversed. It highlights the exact area where the stop-run (liquidity grab) took place.
Green Box: Sell-side liquidity sweep (Bullish setup).
Red Box: Buy-side liquidity sweep (Bearish setup).
Trade Management Elements
Trailing Stop Band: A dynamic, shaded ribbon following the price action.
Its width expands and contracts based on trend strength and ATR (Average True Range).
Use the upper/lower edges of this band as a mechanical guide for trailing your stop-loss.
Dynamic TP Targets: Horizontal lines extending forward from the point the model forms. They are labeled sequentially (TP1, TP2, TP3) and represent logical, volatility-adjusted zones to scale out of your position.
Higher Timeframe (HTF) Overlays
Ghost Candles: Faded, semi-transparent blocks overlaying the chart. These represent the open, high, low, and close of Higher Timeframe candles, allowing you to track HTF development without switching charts.
HTF FVG Zones: Lightly shaded zones highlighting unmitigated Fair Value Gaps from higher timeframes. These zones act as strong areas of support, resistance, or magnets for price.
