🟡 Chart Overview (Gold Spot / XAUUSD - 30 min TF)
This chart represents a typical (SMC) setup using key concepts such as Liquidity Zones, Entry Zones, and multiple Take-Profit Targets.
🔍 SMC Analysis Breakdown:
1. Liquidity Zone (Marked in Red Box)
This zone highlights stop-loss clusters of retail traders.
Market Makers (Smart Money) often drive price into these areas to grab liquidity before reversing the price direction.
You can see several price wicks and consolidation around this zone in the past, making it a high-probability liquidity sweep area.
2. Entry Zone (Just Above the Liquidity Zone)
After liquidity is grabbed, Smart Money expects price to reverse from this zone.
This Entry Zone aligns with Order Block theory, where institutions have previously placed large buy orders.
It's a favorable entry for long (buy) positions.
3. SL (Stop Loss) – 3,024.00
Stop loss is strategically placed just below the liquidity and entry zone.
This prevents getting caught in false breakouts or market noise.
4. Target Zones (TPs - Green Boxes)
Target 1: 3,040.00 (Minor structure break or first resistance zone)
Target 2: 3,048.00 (Deeper imbalance fill or fair value gap area)
Target 3: 3,054.00 (Major resistance zone or possible premium pricing area)
✅ SMC Concept in Action
Liquidity Grab → Entry from OB/Zone → Mitigation → Expansion toward Premium Level
This setup is a textbook example of "Liquidity Sweep followed by Market Structure Shift and Bullish Continuation", which is core to Smart Money trading style.
ALWAYS USE STOPLOSS AND TAKE PROFIT AS WELL AS RISK MANAGEMENT FOR YOUR TRADES.
ITS JUST MY ANALYSIS OR PREDICTION LET'S SEE WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF YOU LIKE MY IDEA SO SUPPORT ME AND BOOST TO APPRECIATES.
This chart represents a typical (SMC) setup using key concepts such as Liquidity Zones, Entry Zones, and multiple Take-Profit Targets.
🔍 SMC Analysis Breakdown:
1. Liquidity Zone (Marked in Red Box)
This zone highlights stop-loss clusters of retail traders.
Market Makers (Smart Money) often drive price into these areas to grab liquidity before reversing the price direction.
You can see several price wicks and consolidation around this zone in the past, making it a high-probability liquidity sweep area.
2. Entry Zone (Just Above the Liquidity Zone)
After liquidity is grabbed, Smart Money expects price to reverse from this zone.
This Entry Zone aligns with Order Block theory, where institutions have previously placed large buy orders.
It's a favorable entry for long (buy) positions.
3. SL (Stop Loss) – 3,024.00
Stop loss is strategically placed just below the liquidity and entry zone.
This prevents getting caught in false breakouts or market noise.
4. Target Zones (TPs - Green Boxes)
Target 1: 3,040.00 (Minor structure break or first resistance zone)
Target 2: 3,048.00 (Deeper imbalance fill or fair value gap area)
Target 3: 3,054.00 (Major resistance zone or possible premium pricing area)
✅ SMC Concept in Action
Liquidity Grab → Entry from OB/Zone → Mitigation → Expansion toward Premium Level
This setup is a textbook example of "Liquidity Sweep followed by Market Structure Shift and Bullish Continuation", which is core to Smart Money trading style.
ALWAYS USE STOPLOSS AND TAKE PROFIT AS WELL AS RISK MANAGEMENT FOR YOUR TRADES.
ITS JUST MY ANALYSIS OR PREDICTION LET'S SEE WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF YOU LIKE MY IDEA SO SUPPORT ME AND BOOST TO APPRECIATES.
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Related publications
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.