Kardec TraderFutures Trader. Creator of The Midas Touch. Mentor

THIS Strategy Can MAKE MILLIONS🚨

28 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this concise market commentary, the presenter outlines a price‑action trading approach centered on the concept of engineered liquidity. He explains how market makers create bearish traps by selling into a down‑move, capturing buyers who enter above a low, and then using that liquidity to fuel a rapid rally. The speaker advises traders to watch for internal lows on the left side of the chart, enter long positions once those lows are taken out, place stops just below the most recent low, and aim for a full upside move back to the prior high. The overall message is to treat bearish reactions as false signals, use engineered liquidity as a cue for bullish entries, and manage risk with precise stop placement while targeting the full upside swing.

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You have a possible 1 to 7.5 here and you have another possible 1 to 7 right here. There's some good stuff you guys need to pay attention to. We move bullish to the upside. Any bearish reactions, deem them to be false and a trap. This is now going to be known as engineered liquidity. We sell off to the downside, we trap buyers. Anyone buying above this low, they've been trapped. And look how price rallies to the upside and grabs what? The engineered liquidity. After that's taken, price goes bearish. We sell off to the downside. We start trading below internal lows to the left. We grab this low, move bullish from there. We sell off, we create some internal points, we respect something on the left-hand side and we move bullish. We have another low that has spiked up previous lows. I don't view this low that needs to go. It doesn't need to get ran. So I always buy once the lows are taken out. Stop goes below this low from the left-hand side. And what are we targeting? You guys already know the answer to this. All the way back up to the upside.