VASA Market Structure + Sessions

A clean read of market structure: confirmed swing highs and lows, Break of Structure (BOS) and Change of Character (CHoCH) labels when price closes through the last confirmed swing, session shading for Asia / London / New York, and prior-day and prior-week high/low.

How it works: swings are pivots that require a set number of candles to close on each side before they count. BOS/CHoCH fire only when a candle closes beyond the last confirmed swing — above the last swing high, or below the last swing low; a break that continues the prior direction is a BOS, a break that reverses it is a CHoCH. Prior high/low are read from the last fully closed daily and weekly bars using a non-repainting higher-timeframe request, so today's levels do not shift as the current bar moves.

How to use: use structure for context — trade with the direction of the most recent BOS and treat a CHoCH as an early warning that the trend may be turning. The session shading marks when volatility typically arrives (the London and New York opens especially); prior-day and prior-week levels act as targets and reaction points.

Non-repainting: swings are confirmed pivots, BOS/CHoCH fire on closed breaks, and prior levels use closed higher-timeframe values — nothing redraws.

Educational only — not financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.