Kardec Trader breaks down a liquidity-based trading strategy that reads market structure through highs and lows. When price takes out a high, liquidity sits above it. When price respects a low and moves away, liquidity waits below. Skip the labels like trendlines or Fibonacci and watch what price actually does.
A lot of people would like to look at this as, okay, trend line, channel, whatever it is. But if you literally just understand this drawing right here, this part of the drawing right here, it's literally just this. That's it. So high, taken, low, respected, move away. So people can say channel, people can say trend line liquidity. At the end of the day, keep it simple. It's literally just liquidity, period. Right? Again, you can, you can look at it as a Fibonacci retracement level. Smart money concepts. I understand that if, if I see the market respect a high from A to B and move away, that tells me there's liquidity above that high. Right? A lot of people like to say, okay, so this high is taken out, which now I can look for cells. But why was there liquidity above that high? Right? Most likely not because it didn't respect it. Now we have, we were now approached the low down here. If we respect it, move away. Perfect. Simple stuff. There's liquidity below that low.
