This YouTube market-commentary ("Bull Market Liquidity Patterns" by Kosta Ouzas) analyzes bullish market structure and liquidity. In this chunk the speaker identifies an unclosed fair value gap, a "10" liquidity level, and a value-area low that together form a confluence where institutions are likely to return to close the gap; the speaker states that as long as the outlined market structure is not broken, the outlook remains bullish.
I'm thinking worst case, you know, you got this area here where we take out the 10, that will probably be kind of the end of it, because we have a fair value gap here that's never been closed right in confluence with the bottom of the 10. So we have the 10, we have the 10 liquidity, we have the value area low. We have a fair value gap that was on inefficiency in the market from way back when. So that just makes sense for institutions to come back and close that. And then if you look at it from a zoomed out perspective, as long as we don't break this structure here, that's still very bullish.
