I have tried to make this example as simple as possible to understand for anyone that are not too familiar with liquidity hunts. Always look for were the most liquidity is accumulating then place your trade above or below were there has been a liquidity swoop, as long as it lines up correctly with what strategy you are using. If you add this to your trading...
*This Content is for Education Purpose only* In this example, we will show an example on how to combine discount pricing, TLL and demand zones to find high probability entries. First, we will locate the range we are currently trading in. Our target will be the next high that we expect to be taken out. In this case will it be the Swing High. The protected low we...
Hello Traders, So today I am doing a trade recap on a trade I lost due to lack of detail. Note, in trading, after knowing how trading works, every thing comes down to the level of attention/detail you give to your chart. Detail, detail, detail... never forget. I have labelled the chart accordingly so your understanding can be seamless. But if you still need...
Liquidity run is when price reaches for Buy Sell stops. The wicks indicate price exhaustion. "Liquidity Runs" are when price wicks just above the candle for Liquidity aka Buy/Sell Stops, then resumes trend. This is also known as a #Pullback. Notice how price doesn't break Resistance level. It wicks up to take out Liquidity then resumes the...
This is an educational post! I have tried to combine the concept of liquidity with that of supply and demand to show you one of the most efficient trade setups in financial markets! You basically have a descending trendline in 30m chart of bitcoin! Price reaches a confluence area in higher time frame analysis (let's not be concerned about that now) then it jumps...
🔹 Liquidity is like fuel to move the market in a specific price zone. 🔹 We can find liquidity in zones where a lot of people set their stop losses and buy/sell stops. 🔹 The market makers will manipulate the price to break these obvious zones and take the liquidity. 🔹 These are the most common liquidity patterns.
Why price reacts to s&d zones before breaking them. We tend to see a reaction for one simple reason; - BFI's need liquidity to accumulate a sizable position. So, how would a reaction provide them with this liquidity? - Retail traders will enter aggressively at these s&d zones expecting price to move away from them. Now, BFI's will use all this liquidity to...
Inducement is a trap before an area of supply or demand. Price will usually lure impatient buyers/sellers into the market before the zone is met to create liquidity. Once the impatient traders get trap [ped and stopped out, the true move begins. This just goes to show the importance of sitting on your hands! Traders, if you have your own opinion about this...
Hello everyone! Liquidity is the main force that moves all markets, understand it well, and everything becomes clearer... Liquidity, simply, is "where orders are resting". Sometimes it is clear, other times not. So you have to look really well into where we have relative equal highs (sell-side) or lows (buy-side).Does that mean to jump into buying below relative...
Hi traders! I did not plan to make this post but as Crypto markets are currently falling I will share some of my Crypto notes that have helped me to navigate in Cryptoverse. Side note: This is not the only way how to trade Crypto markets. Sharing just some information. Eventually every trader have it's own methods and beliefs. Being early is a great...
Having the right Trading Tools as part of your Technical Analysis setup can give you the edge. When completing your Technical Analysis its good to know where high volume liquidity areas are. This script automatically shows you where these unrecovered zones are. This allows you as a trader to forecast Take Profits, closing your trade or when a reversal might...
Ever thought a price moves because it's on support level or below a resistance level? Or because your favourite indicators show a buy/sell signal and you want the price to see the same and move in you favourite direction? A Big No, dear. That simply won't happen... The main gyrator of the market is "Liquidity" What is liquidity? Liquidity, in very simple terms, is...
Ever thought a price moves because it's on support level or below a resistance level? Or because your favourite indicators show a buy/sell signal and you want the price to see the same and move in you favourite direction? A Big No, dear. That simply won't happen... The main gyrator of the market is "Liquidity" What is liquidity? Liquidity, in very simple terms, is...
▶️Hello everyone; Here is a chart annotations for a pattern that's of very high probability so when you see it...take advantage of it right away! I hope you find this insightful and helpful. If you want to see more this dont forget to▶️ Follow me @CatchBlueFX and LIKE to motivate me to share high-probability patterns and insights as they're forming.... Your...
It is crucial to understand the price action prior to a high impact news event. Analysing the range to the left beforehand can help you determine what move is likely to come next. In this example, we saw the price was driven down by the bears to stop out buyers, only to reverse immediately to the upside moments after the news had been released. By studying and...
In this video we show how you can easily spot where liquidity is on a chart and how to use this information to profit from in your own trading Of course for a successful trading strategy, this is only a small part of the puzzle and you will need to add many more aspects of analysis. Please LIKE, SHARE & COMMENT on this video to show your support. Let me know...
Sometimes we can get so caught up in the fear of missing out on the breakout that we forget it could be a trap. It is always crucial to listen to your intuition when you see these easy setups because more often than not they are more complex than they seem. In this example, a breakout occurred and buyers put stops below the last structure, a few days later this...
Another example of how market structure breaks can be viewed from a perspective of broken expectations of either parties (buyers or sellers). If you were a buyer or seller, where would you be getting involved? Had you gotten involved, would your expectations have been met? If not, how violently were they broken?