A simpler BTL course with our own wording. Learn the A-B-C structure map, BOS, CHOCH, FVG, PD Arrays and BTL Models 1-10 in an easier way.
This is a study guide. It explains the BTL logic in simple language so the course is easier to follow on chart practice.
Before any model, mark the basic structure. We use A, B and C instead of 1, 2 and 3. After that, decide whether Zone A or Zone B is the real execution area.
A is the first reference point. B is the pullback / reaction point. C is the expansion target.
Break of Structure. We mainly use it for continuation models. If BOS is not clean, do not force the setup.
Change of Character. It tells you momentum has shifted. In reversals, this is often the early sign before continuation.
Price must come back to the chosen zone and behave correctly there. If the test fails, the setup is invalid.
These tabs explain the core words in plain language. This is our own easier wording so the course is clear and quick to understand.
Pick any model from the left. Each one opens as a full visual poster showing the bullish and bearish structure with its step-by-step rules.
If one of these conditions is present at the active zone, do not force a normal continuation entry. Shift to the inducement branch or the sweep-and-reclaim branch.
The PD Array has already been mitigated. It is no longer a clean fresh-touch setup.
The active zone does not have a usable PD Array behind it, so the normal model is not strong enough.
Price is coming back again. The first-test quality is gone, so you need a different branch.
The old Zone A shifts into the new Zone B and the surrounding demand or supply starts overlapping.
Use this path to narrow down the right lesson. It is a quick map, not a replacement for the full model page.
A setup should pass the logic in order. If something important is missing, the correct action is to wait.
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