When you open a LONG, you are TARGETING the SHORT LIQ: the stop losses of short traders resting above the … Continue reading Your Take Profit Needs a BUYER. The Short LIQ Is That Buyer. →

Look at CASE 001 on this chart. Price ranges between 2 untaken LIQ pools, one above and one below, then … Continue reading Untaken LIQ on Both Sides? That Is a Low Probability Trade. →

London pushes up, and with the first candle above the old high you may think LIQ is properly swept. Not … Continue reading The First Candle Through the HIGH Is Not Your Sweep. →

Look at the FTR ZONE on this chart. Price rises fast, pauses inside a small box with a few INDECISION … Continue reading Price Failed to Return. The First Time Back Is Where You Look. →

Look at the BULL TAP on this chart. Tap 1 is the last candlestick before price leaves the zone. Tap … Continue reading Three Taps Into Hidden Demand. The Third One Is Your Entry. →

Price takes out the highs and everyone shouts sweep. So what? Ask one simple question: did the sweep CHANGE the … Continue reading A LIQ Sweep Means NOTHING. Unless It Changes Structure. →

Asia, London and New York each build their own range. Mark the session HIGH LIQ and LOW LIQ before you … Continue reading Every Session Leaves a HIGH and a LOW. That Is Your Target. →

Look at the boxes on this chart. Price spends most of its life inside a RANGE, not trending. Ask one … Continue reading Price Ranges 70% of the Time. Stop Trading the Middle. →

Look at the three boxes on this chart. Each one is a BEGINNER TRADER ENTRY, and each one gets stopped … Continue reading The Biggest Scalping Mistake Starts on the 1-Minute Chart →

Some assets on your list could have done their MSB already. Others are already making a NEW BoS. Do not … Continue reading MSB or BoS Is NOT the Key. TREND Is the Key. →