2.2 Swing · the skeleton
Examine the skeletal structure first. HH, HL, LH, and LL are rendered as colored extreme dots (hover to display label and price data). These are connected via an LHLH white dotted polyline (alternating high–low sequence) and belong to a distinct layer separate from OB and FVG zones. P = recent swing extremes + polyline (no VP/POC); Swing VP/POC follows I. I = latest BOS/CHoCH (extended right) + paired dot + VP/POC (works even when P is off).
| Marker | On the chart | Function |
|---|---|---|
| HH / LH | Red / pink dots positioned on swing highs. Hover to inspect label and price. | Marks the high boundary of a structural paragraph. |
| LL / HL | Magenta / lime dots positioned on swing lows. Hover to inspect label and price. | Marks the low boundary of a structural paragraph. |
| LHLH | White dotted segments connecting extreme points in strict high–low alternation. | Demonstrates whether the underlying structural skeleton remains coherent. |
| P | Swing dots + LHLH polyline + volume profile of the most recent swing. | Inactive upon initial load. Operates independently of O and I. |
| I | Latest BOS/CHoCH dashed line + paired swing (may show swing center mark). Line/label: red below the I-dot price, lime above. | Signal layer; on by default; I toggles; not auto-lit by StructPick. Works even when P is hidden. |
POC vs price context
Same side as the break: support or resistance. Opposite side: pullback. Above the reference with a close up = support; below with a close down = resistance. Cross-side closes mark pullbacks. Naming only—does not set stop or break prices.
Same side as the break: support or resistance. Opposite side: pullback. Above the reference with a close up = support; below with a close down = resistance. Cross-side closes mark pullbacks. Naming only—does not set stop or break prices.