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BOJAN HIGHS & LOWS. THE HIDDEN ACCUMULATION & DISTRIBUTION V14 Most traders see a high or a low and candles on the chart, resistance, breakout, or reversal. But they miss the obvious But the real opportunity often develops when price moves beyond an obvious level, takes the liquidity resting there, and fails to sustain the breakout. This is where I use Bojan highs and lows as confluence. That's where a high probability Bojan forms. THE FORMATION A Bojan is not simply random wicks. It is a specific candle formation I use to identify potential rejection at a structural turning point. Accumulations or distributions The focus is on three elements 1. The Open Where the expansion begins. 2. The Wick The sweep into liquidity and rejection from the extreme. 3. The Third Close The confirmation that price has rejected the move. A Bojan Low can reveal a potential shift after aggressive selling and a sweep beneath liquidity. A Bojan High can reveal the opposite price takes the highs, attracts breakout buyers, and fails to sustain the move. But the formation alone is not enough. Its location determines its importance. THE WYCKOFF CONNECTION In reality, a bojan high & low is just an wyckoff accumulation & distribution. A 15-30-1H bojan high might have a 1-3-5m wyckoff ditribution within the 3 candles. But even inside textbook wyckoff schematics you can use Bojan highs&Lows as confluence Think about a Wyckoff accumulation. Price approaches the range low, sweeps liquidity beneath it, and forms a potential Bojan Low during the Spring or its LPS. Instead of guessing where the bottom is, you wait for the formation and its confirmation. If the market subsequently shifts structure and shows demand, you have multiple factors supporting the same idea. The distribution scenario is the opposite. Price approaches range resistance, sweeps the highs, and forms a Bojan High during a potential UTAD or near an LPSY. Late breakout buyers are trapped, and the subsequent weakness can provide the confirmation needed to consider a short. The Bojan helps refine the execution. The Wyckoff structure explains the context. 1/2

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