Market Structure = HH, HLs or LH, LLs. A break would be a print of a LL during a HH, HL repeating sequence.. not that esoteric. I'm not that familiar with EW or casting any shade on the methodology (I resonate with fractals!) What I know of it; is seems to account for 2 retraces during a channel and then the trend yields to it's opposite.
Higher high higher low lower higher high high lower low...garbage. Same with order blocks, imbalances, mitigation. It's all just a misconstrued mess.
I don't know about any of that. Statistically this is how price will move. Pick what you want. Draw random lines on the chart if it makes you feel better.
Whatever.. French to the English is that, English to the Spanish is that, Chinese to Japanese is that. Being cultish about lexicons is just being close-minded. I'm more a generalist and look for common roots and intersections of edges.
No, it's not. They just don't plain work. When they do happen to line up with what's actually happening doesn't make it right. It's like a broken clock.
lol, sounds like you are arguing whether the imperial or the metric system is better; both get the job done.
That's completely different and imperial is 12 times better than metric and I'm a CAD. However both work and are correct. HHLL method is wrong. Breaking structure has nothing to do with future price action. There's no well sometimes it doesn't work. A true strategy works 100% of the time. That's why I don't use stops. When I start legging in I know first of all I'm near the bottom and second of all that trend is 100% going to reverse...and timeline.
Let me help you... In retrospect, he just ride his winners and cut his losses quickly. Moral of the story? It doesn't matter what you use for predictions in trading, as long you follow the sound principles of trading.