Kardec Trader explains how to find profitable entries by identifying highs and lows that lack liquidity, waiting for that liquidity to get swept, then selling into those prior areas. The key is spotting the same pattern across multiple timeframes.
One simple way I use for entries is I need to understand which highs and lows don't have liquidity yet. If we have swept out this high and move to the downside, why would there be any liquidity above this high right here? All we've now done is literally just ran this high to the upside. Price has not approached the high and moved away yet. I need to see some sort of liquidity taken out. Okay, this high print and we move away. Meaning there should not be any liquidity above this high. Which means I'm looking to take entries in here somewhere. I'm looking to take cells at highs. I'm analyzing as no liquidity above. But how do you do about executing them? I want to see we're tack tapping into the area on the left hand side. We move away, we build liquidity. I'm taking the cell here again off area up here and target to the downside. So the same thing, I need to see the build up occur. This whole scenario play out same thing that's happening on the higher time frames, it's happening on the lower time frames.
