Question 1

What is market structure in simple terms?

Accepted Answer

Market structure is the pattern of highs and lows that price leaves behind as it moves. Reading it means tracking whether each new peak and dip is higher or lower than the last one, which describes the trend in plain terms.

Question 2

What are higher highs and higher lows?

Accepted Answer

A higher high is a peak that sits above the previous peak. A higher low is a dip that bottoms out above the previous dip. When price keeps making both, each push up reaches further and each pullback stays shallower, which is the classic shape of an uptrend.

Question 3

Does market structure predict where price goes next?

Accepted Answer

No. Market structure describes the highs and lows price has already made. It is a way to label what has happened and notice when the pattern changes, not a promise about the next move.