1. OPEN: The price at which the candle starts forming, marked near the lower part of the candlestick body.
  2. HIGH: The highest price reached within the time frame of the candlestick.
  3. LOW: The lowest price reached within the time frame of the candlestick.
  4. CLOSE: The price at which the candle ends, marked near the upper part of the candlestick body.
  5. Manipulation Phase: Occurs before the actual move, where price may take liquidity from retail traders by creating false breakouts or stop hunts.
  6. Stop Hunt (Liquidity Grab): The price may intentionally move below previous lows or above previous highs to trigger stop losses before reversing.
  7. Inducement: A setup where price tempts traders to enter early in the wrong direction before the actual move.
  8. False Breakout: Price briefly moves beyond a key level to trap traders, then reverses sharply.
  9. Liquidity Sweep: A price move designed to grab liquidity from traders positioned on the wrong side, often occurring before a significant trend shift.
  10. Spring (Accumulation Manipulation): A sudden dip below support (discount zone) to trigger stop losses before an upward move.
  11. Upthrust (Distribution Manipulation): A sudden spike above resistance (premium zone) to trigger buy stops before reversing downward.
  12. Accumulation: Marked in a blue bubble, indicating a liquidity buildup at a discount level where buyers accumulate positions before a potential price expansion.
  13. Discount Zone: Marked in a green box, where price is considered cheap, and traders may look for buying opportunities, located below the Mean Threshold.
  14. Premium Zone: Marked in a yellow box, where price is considered expensive, and sellers might take profits or enter short positions, located above the Mean Threshold.
  15. Mean Threshold: Represented by a dashed line in the middle, acting as an equilibrium point where price shifts between premium and discount zones.
  16. Reversal: Marked by a yellow line at the top, indicating a possible shift in trend from bullish to bearish.
  17. Distribution: Labeled in green text next to the body, occurring after price moves to the premium zone, representing selling pressure or profit-taking.
  18. D. Consequent Encroachment: Dashed line near the low, representing a level where price may revisit to test liquidity before further moves.
  19. C. Consequent Encroachment: Dashed line near the high, acting as a resistance level where price reacts before reversing.
  20. Bullish Move: The candlestick represents a bullish move, closing higher than the open.
  21. Manipulation Before Expansion: The price manipulates liquidity before making a directional move.
  22. Accumulation at Discount Levels: Price builds liquidity at the discount zone before an upward expansion.
  23. Premium Zone Distribution: After reaching the premium zone, price undergoes distribution (profit-taking or selling pressure).
  24. Reversal Signal: The appearance of a reversal at the top suggests potential downside movement.
  25. Liquidity Reactions: The price is likely to react at key liquidity zones such as consequent encroachments.