THE SIGNAL

Before indicators, before patterns: there is structure.

If you cannot identify structure, you are trading noise.

TRADING RULES
🌎 Structure should be simple, right?

Support

Support is a price zone where demand has historically stepped in.

It forms at:

  • Prior swing lows

  • High-volume accumulation areas

  • Consolidation floors

  • Gap bases

The more times price reacts there, the more liquidity builds around it. Institutions defend size.

When support breaks decisively (especially on volume), it often becomes resistance. This is called role reversal.

Resistance

The inverse. A zone where supply overwhelms demand.

Found at:

  • Prior highs

  • Distribution ranges

  • Psychological round numbers

  • Failed breakout zones

Repeated rejection increases its significance.

Pivot Points

A pivot is simply a structural turning point — a clear swing high or swing low.

Higher highs + higher lows = uptrend
Lower highs + lower lows = downtrend

When that sequence breaks, structure shifts.

Trendlines

Trendlines visualise slope — the rate of momentum.

  • Connect higher lows in an uptrend

  • Connect lower highs in a downtrend

A trendline break often precedes a full structural break.

Structure defines bias. Everything else refines timing.

Until we trade again,
Vecta

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