MarketStructureLite draws Smart Money Concepts market structure on your chart – Break of Structure (BoS) and Change of Character (CHoCH) – using clear, mechanical rules, so your bias is never guesswork.

HOW IT WORKS

• Swing highs and lows are confirmed with fractal pivots (adjustable Swing Strength).

• Only external structure is tracked. Internal swings inside a leg are ignored.

• A break needs a candle BODY CLOSE beyond the level. Wicks never count.

• BoS = trend continuation: a close beyond the last external swing in the trend direction.

• CHoCH = potential reversal: a close beyond the protected high or low that produced the last BoS.

• Signals print on the close of the breaking candle and never repaint.

FEATURES

• Lines at the exact swing price, from the swing candle to the breaking candle, labelled BoS or CHoCH

• Bullish and bearish colours, separate line styles for BoS and CHoCH

• Show or hide BoS and CHoCH lines independently

• Live levels: the current BoS target and CHoCH level extend to the right with their exact price

• Drag any BoS or CHoCH line further to the right – price and start point stay locked

• Multi-timeframe trend dashboard: H1, H4, D1, W1 and Monthly direction plus the last event, on any chart timeframe

• Dashboard can be minimised, zoomed and moved anywhere on the chart

• Lightweight: incremental calculation on closed bars only, with a cap on the number of drawings

PREFERRED PERIODS AND INSTRUMENTS

Works on every timeframe and symbol: forex, indices, metals, commodities and crypto. H1 is a good default for defining structure, M15 to H4 also work well, and lower timeframes can be used to refine entries.

TRADING USE CASES

• Setting your directional bias before you trade

• Trading with the trend after a BoS

• Spotting potential reversals early with CHoCH

• Top-down analysis with the H1 to Monthly dashboard

• Aligning entries with order blocks, fair value gaps and liquidity

MarketStructureLite is an analysis tool and does not place trades. Trading involves risk; use it as part of your own analysis and risk management.