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HP Bos vs LP Bos - Supply & Demand Trading
Hello traders
In this example, I will show you what HP BOS (break of structure) and HP POI (point of interest) look like, and on the right side you can see an example of low probability BOS (break of structure) and low probability POI (point of interest).
BOS (break of structure)
-Break of structure or BOS is the term used by
traders, and it simply indicates a break of the recent structure
We have 2 types of BOS
1. High probability BOS
2. Low probability BOS
High probability BOS
-You can see the high probability BOS on the left. The price impulsively breaks through the most recent structure, the momentum is present, and at the end, we see a good candle close, the price did not leave a big wick.
Low probability BOS
-You can see the low probability BOS on the right. The price barely breaks through the most recent structure, momentum is not present, and at the end the price leaves a large wick - the characteristic of a large wick is that the price no longer has momentum.
POI (point of interest)
- POI | Supply & Demand is the place where we want to sell or buy
We have 2 types of POI
1. High probability POI
2. Low probability POI
High probability POI
-When we want to select the HP POI , we want to see that the momentum is present, as in the example on the left. The price did not leave a wick, it impulsively broke the high, and we see a nice closing of the candle.
Low probability POI
-When we see a low probability POI, we don't want to see that OB as a potential trade opportunity. On the right, you can see the low probability POI. The price has no momentum, it leaves a big wick which tells us that the momentum is weakened.
I hope this example helped you to better understand the difference between high probability BOS & POI and low probability BOS & POI, if you have any questions, drop it down below.
In this example, I will show you what HP BOS (break of structure) and HP POI (point of interest) look like, and on the right side you can see an example of low probability BOS (break of structure) and low probability POI (point of interest).
BOS (break of structure)
-Break of structure or BOS is the term used by
traders, and it simply indicates a break of the recent structure
We have 2 types of BOS
1. High probability BOS
2. Low probability BOS
High probability BOS
-You can see the high probability BOS on the left. The price impulsively breaks through the most recent structure, the momentum is present, and at the end, we see a good candle close, the price did not leave a big wick.
Low probability BOS
-You can see the low probability BOS on the right. The price barely breaks through the most recent structure, momentum is not present, and at the end the price leaves a large wick - the characteristic of a large wick is that the price no longer has momentum.
POI (point of interest)
- POI | Supply & Demand is the place where we want to sell or buy
We have 2 types of POI
1. High probability POI
2. Low probability POI
High probability POI
-When we want to select the HP POI , we want to see that the momentum is present, as in the example on the left. The price did not leave a wick, it impulsively broke the high, and we see a nice closing of the candle.
Low probability POI
-When we see a low probability POI, we don't want to see that OB as a potential trade opportunity. On the right, you can see the low probability POI. The price has no momentum, it leaves a big wick which tells us that the momentum is weakened.
I hope this example helped you to better understand the difference between high probability BOS & POI and low probability BOS & POI, if you have any questions, drop it down below.
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