I’m specifically looking for a point where stops are placed by whatever is moving the market. Then I look for a zone above for entry. I referred to the point as “the point of no return” PONR Line.
Range Support- below lies pool of LQ Resistance- Above lie pool of LQ Free trade zone— Drop!
Zone of interest Range- Buy above the range and sell below the range.
Criteria Zone of interest on the higher time frame. Range- Sell below the range, buy above the range.
As usual, check high time frame for Zone of interest, then I scroll down to H1 for liquidity sweep. The most important thing is not liquidity sweep, it’s finding a zone of interest. I don’t use liquidity in finding my zone of interest; liquidity only helps me in finding suitable entry and minimal stop loss and also it helps to know when there is high volume
I always consider higher time frame for zone of interest then look out for stops losses. That simple.
The first thing a trader should focus on, is higher time frames in order to mark out his “bias” or zone of interest. I’m currently long on EURJPY after satisfaction all the conditions. Liquidity sweep in lower time are just to get a suitable entry.
Monthly BS liquidity swept as indicated in the chart. Stops resting below, just above the monthly SS liquidity that was previously swept.. We short on the H4 after the kick.. The chart is self explanatory.. @FXFOZA
It much easier when you know where the money is located on the chart.
All you need to learn as a trader is liQuidity... That is what the machine respect..
Price go to my point of Interest and also we had a nice liquidity sweep. Without Liquidity no point of interest will be drawn.
GBPUSD present an opportunity to go short as price return to breakout rang,details on the chart.. Price range is very important, it tells us what time volume is introduced to the market, some traders rely on volume pofile indicator,, ATR and other indicators but it is better to determine volume using candlesticks range. A trader must learn to study!