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Prior-Day High and Low

Prior-day high and low are the extreme prices from a chosen prior session, used as simple historical range references.

Prior-day high and prior-day low are the extremes from a defined previous session. That session might mean RTH, ETH, or a platform daily candle, so the source window matters.

These levels mark where the previous auction reached furthest. A new session can hold inside them, test them, or extend beyond them.

Keep the session label beside the number. Yesterday high is incomplete if the reader cannot tell whether it means cash or electronic trading.

LiquidityLevels provides informational and educational market commentary only. These definitions describe market language; they are not financial advice, trade signals, or predictions.

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