Structure. A stock in an uptrend keeps making higher highs; in a downtrend, lower lows.
BOS (break of structure): price closed past its last high or low in the same direction as the trend, so the trend is continuing.
CHoCH (change of character): the first close past a high or low against the trend. It's often the earliest sign a move is turning, but not proof.
Demand / supply zone (order block): the last candle before a strong move. Price often reacts when it comes back to it.
Gap (fair value gap): a fast move that left a price range almost untraded. Price often returns to fill it.
Took out yesterday's high/low: price traded past it. Many stop-losses sit there, so these levels often see sharp moves either way.
VWAP: the day's average traded price, weighted by volume.
15m ▲ / ▼: the same structure read on 15-minute candles. When it agrees with the 5-minute trend the move is "aligned";
a 5-minute break against the 15-minute trend is often only a counter-move.
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Feed tags: PDH ↑ / PDL ↓ = traded past yesterday's high / low; OR ↑ / OR ↓ = closed outside the first 15 minutes' range (the opening range).
These describe what price has done on 5-minute candles. They are not buy or sell signals. The volume bars on the chart are volume coloured by candle direction, not true order flow.
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