No displacement means sweep or SFP; range stays same, no reset needed for trading.

The second scenario goes back to our liquidity episode, which is there is no displacement, right? So it's a sweep, we get a sweep or an SFP, or just a break above and back below a deviation. These are the only two things that can happen with a range. So you either get displacement above the old range high on new range forms, or price comes to our range high, trades above it, no displacement back in, that means this range stays the same, no reset. So you don't need to worry about mapping out that new high. This is not your new high and low here. We're still trading within the bounds of that previous range.