YouTube trading tutorial by Kardec Trader advising traders to wait for liquidity to build before trading on higher timeframes. After a large move on hourly/four-hour charts, the speaker recommends avoiding trading those charts for days and instead looking to lower timeframes (1m/5m) for potential entries, because immediate post-move charts lack liquidity needed to form a reliable direction.
You need to wait for liquidity to get built. If there is no liquidity on the chart, how am I supposed to build a direction? How much is the build a buy? Sometimes you see a big move in the market occur. Let's say this is on like the hourly or the four hour. Most likely. I'm not trading this current chart for the next couple days. Why? Because this big move has just occurred. Maybe you can go into the one minute and the five minute and try and find an entry. But on the current picture right here on the one hour and four hour, all I can mark on is we've taken out this high period. I don't see any other liquidity. So why would I be trading.
