How I set Smart Swing Targets

9 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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In this instructional segment, the presenter explains a key component of his swing‑target methodology: identifying a bullish liquidity sweep that coincides with a broken base. He describes how a prior swing low is taken out, producing a strong price reaction that signals a high‑probability reversal. This pattern indicates that the sell‑side objective has been breached and that order flow is shifting upward, a concept rooted in smart‑money trading. Recognizing this bullish liquidity sweep provides confirmation that market participants are becoming bullish, which the presenter uses to set more accurate swing targets.

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Another thing that is worth noting is the fact that you have a bullish liquidity sweep right here. This is a previous swing low that got taken out, followed by price giving you a really strong reaction right after. This is known as a broken base. And for those of you who are familiar with the broken base, this is one of the highest probability kind of reversal signals that exists. Essentially, price has taken out the sell-side objective and is showing an immediate willingness to, you know, change the order flow towards the upside. This is very much rooted in smart money trading. And this is something that we look for when it comes to confirming that, hey, there is indeed bullish or like a willingness for market participants to be bullish.