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Prior day extreme swept

Trading through yesterday's high is ordinary. Closing back below it having done so is the event people mean by a sweep. This fires on that close and draws the swept level forward.

What it looks like on a chart

A horizontal line at yesterday's high or low, from the bar that swept it.

Settings, as they are actually applied on each timeframe. A dash means this scanner emits no settings string. Where a number differs by timeframe, that is a span of chart time resolved into bars.
Timeframe	Bars of history it reads	Settings	Events, last 30 days
M15	400	prior session on the broker's own daily boundary; through the level and closing back inside	321
M30	400	prior session on the broker's own daily boundary; through the level and closing back inside	314
H1	400	prior session on the broker's own daily boundary; through the level and closing back inside	298
H4	400	—	0

Not on D1. It built on a SESSION — the profile, the first hour, the prior day's extremes. On D1 a session is one bar and the question is empty.

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Spring / Upthrust the same shape at a trading-range boundary rather than a session extreme
Turtle Soup the twenty-session case, on the daily
Naked POC another level yesterday's session leaves behind: the price it spent most time at

Show Prior day extreme on a chart