How to Draw Market Structure in a Mechanical Way

so you open your charts and you're about to Mark some structure but then you get hit with all the doubts do I take from this low to this high or is it this low to this High well what about that low what about this what about this but wait a second is the market actually bearish

here so is the direction bullish or bearish how do I actually draw my FIP is it from here to here or is it from here to here or are we actually bearish right now like what exactly do I draw if you have this type of confusion in this video we're going to destroy all your

doubts about Market structure all right in today's lesson I'm going to teach you about systematic Market structure mapping and we're going to do this by introducing you to the concept of the valid ranges now this is a concept that I came up with after four to six months of testing and really asking the very simple question what

makes structure valid and how I can systemize it and then the valid ranges were born so what are valid ranges those are specific rules for determining your valid structural formations and those formations are simply our higher highs higher lows lower lows and lower highs now disclaimer if you are a complete beginner if you don't know what even

Market structure is I'm going to leave a link in the description or leave a card that you can click go and watch a very strong foundational video so you know what Market structure is and then if you have the question all right how do I Mark Val higher lows or lower highs you

come back at this video now why do we need valid ranges well firstly to ensure that we draw structure correctly and also flow with the most recent structure shifts because a lot of times you take those very massive large legs and then the market has already shifted 10 times before you actually know it to also