Kardec TraderFutures Trader. Creator of The Midas Touch. Mentor

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16 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this segment, the speaker walks through a price‑action trade setup centered on the concept of engineered liquidity. He points out that after a series of high‑take‑outs on the left side of the chart, bearish momentum has built a substantial liquidity pool below the current price. This pool creates a natural sell‑off target. He explains how to enter the trade by buying at a specific point, placing the stop‑loss just above the entry, and letting the price ride down to the low on the left side, which serves as the engineered liquidity target. The trade exemplifies a 1:5 risk‑to‑reward ratio, illustrating how the identified liquidity zone can be used to structure a high‑probability bearish trade.

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We have highs taken out on the left-hand side here. Ever since then, we've been moving bearish. We can see a level of liquidity built. Now that could be a possible sell target for me. Now, how do we participate in the sell back down? There is a shit ton of liquidity to the downside. Taking out highs, comes down to the lows. This low respecting here and moving bullish. So we have built a ton of liquidity to the downside. Now price has a reason to go lower. Here is our engineered liquidity. We take our entry here, stop loss above, and now we're simply just riding this down to where the low from the left. Why? Because that is engineered liquidity. And there you go, 1:5 here, and you have this low here being the target from the left-hand side.