SCRIBEMOOR · STRUCTURAL FRAMEWORK
Learn the framework before you score the setup.
ScribeMoor teaches a repeatable observation process for studying market structure, reactions, confirmations, retests, and structural room. The goal is to help you build and review your own rules—not to provide buy, sell, entry, exit, or profit instructions.
01LEVEL
02REACTION
03CONFIRMATION
04RETEST
05CLEAR ROOM
06REVIEW
YOUR COURSE PROGRESS
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01Market Structure & Timeframes
02Finding High-Quality Levels
03Reading the Reaction
04Confirmation
05Retest & Clear Room
06Put the Framework Together
MULTI-TIMEFRAME MAP
60m context → 15m structure → 5m confirmation → 1m execution
The lower timeframe should refine information from the higher timeframe. It should not replace it. This keeps the process centered on structure rather than reacting to isolated candles.
01Market Structure & Timeframes
Build context before looking for an entry.
- Use the 60m chart for major context and meaningful higher-timeframe structure.
- Use the 15m chart to refine intraday structure and confluence.
- Use the 5m chart to observe reaction and directional confirmation.
- Use the 1m chart only for execution timing after the higher-timeframe story is clear.
KEY IDEAStart with location and context. Do not let a 1m candle create the entire trade idea by itself.
02Finding High-Quality Levels
Learn what makes a level worth watching.
- 60m swing structure and major support/resistance zones.
- Session highs/lows and prior-day highs/lows.
- Repeated reactions and support/resistance flips.
- Liquidity or sweep areas and displacement origins.
- Value/volume confluence and psychological round-number areas.
KEY IDEAA level becomes more meaningful when multiple independent structural factors overlap.
03Reading the Reaction
Separate a level from an actual market response.
- Strong rejection candles and failed attempts through a level.
- Single wicks versus repeated wicks and what repeated rejection can reveal.
- Liquidity sweeps followed by reclaim back through the level.
- Failed breakouts that return inside prior structure.
KEY IDEAA level is only a location. The reaction tells you whether price is actually responding there.
04Confirmation
Look for evidence after the reaction.
- Structure shift after rejection or reclaim.
- Higher low for a long framework or lower high for a short framework.
- 5m directional confirmation.
- Displacement or volume expansion that supports the observed direction.
KEY IDEAConfirmation should come after reaction. Do not mark future confirmation in advance.
05Retest & Clear Room
Check whether price gives a cleaner decision point and enough space.
- A valid retest occurs after the reaction or structure change, not before it.
- Measure the distance to the next meaningful opposing structural level.
- Use your own saved minimum-room threshold in ScribeMoor.
- For the MNQ/NQ structural framework example, a 20+ point clear-room reference can be used as a study threshold rather than a prediction of outcome.
KEY IDEAThe purpose of clear room is to understand nearby structure and trade location, not to guarantee a target will be reached.
06Put the Framework Together
Turn separate observations into a repeatable process.
- LEVEL — identify meaningful location.
- REACTION — record what price actually did there.
- CONFIRMATION — wait for supporting structure or directional evidence.
- RETEST — note whether price returned to the relevant area.
- CLEAR ROOM — measure the next opposing structure.
- REVIEW — compare what happened with the rules you chose for your framework.
KEY IDEAYour job is to observe the sequence consistently. ScribeMoor helps you document and review it; it does not make the trading decision for you.
PRACTICE FLOW
Use the lessons with the tools you already built.
1Learn
Study the six lessons and identify the sequence on historical charts.
2Define
Choose which observations are required, optional, or ignored in your own framework.
3Observe
Use Setup Analyzer to record only conditions that have actually appeared.
4Review
Link observations to journal trades and study adherence over time.
ScribeMoor is designed for trading education, journaling, historical review, and user-controlled decision support. Scores, grades, flags, structural-room measurements, and historical comparisons do not represent probabilities of profit, forecasts, or recommendations to enter or exit a position.