LOW RESISTANCCE LQ
1.No liqidation
Available SSLQ generated at weak low = low resistance lQ
2. Price is more likely to pullback to the nearest POI
3. high resistance LQ left at new strong high
4. price will move impulsively past low resistance lows to target available SSLQ
HIGH RESISTANCCE LQ
1. Strong liquidation
Signals potential institutional backing
Leaves high resistance LQ
2. Often price will then pull back much deeper (or potentially reverse)
3. The end of the pullback often forms through a liquidation, leaving high resistance LQ at what then becomes the new strong / protected high
4. Price meets some resistance at the sweep zone to the left rather than smashing straight through the weak lows when there's low resistance LQ
1.No liqidation
Available SSLQ generated at weak low = low resistance lQ
2. Price is more likely to pullback to the nearest POI
3. high resistance LQ left at new strong high
4. price will move impulsively past low resistance lows to target available SSLQ
HIGH RESISTANCCE LQ
1. Strong liquidation
Signals potential institutional backing
Leaves high resistance LQ
2. Often price will then pull back much deeper (or potentially reverse)
3. The end of the pullback often forms through a liquidation, leaving high resistance LQ at what then becomes the new strong / protected high
4. Price meets some resistance at the sweep zone to the left rather than smashing straight through the weak lows when there's low resistance LQ
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