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PD Array Structure-Reference Sequence

Understand PD Array as an ICT framework for organizing reference areas without treating it as a trade route or target ladder.

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Start with premium and discount What PD Array adds Reference hierarchy, not target ladder How to use it as observation language Example of safer wording Relationship with FVG and order blocks Relationship with liquidity Common mistakes Mistake 1: treating PD Array as a required path Mistake 2: turning premium and discount into direction Mistake 3: ignoring market state Mistake 4: counting labels as confirmations Review questions Continue with