Liquidity Pro Tip #technicalanalysis #trading

26 Apr 2023 · 1 min

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In this short pro‑tip video, the speaker explains what market liquidity is and how it relates to key swing points on a 4‑hour chart. Using a Ferrari‑fuel metaphor, liquidity is described as the energy that enables price movement. The speaker asserts that liquidity tends to accumulate just below swing lows and just above swing highs, especially those identified on the 4‑hour timeframe. To push the market higher, traders must “take” the liquidity that sits below the swing low; conversely, to push the market lower, they must take the liquidity that sits above the swing high. This concept is presented as a practical guide for traders to anticipate price direction by targeting these liquidity zones.

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This is going to be another pro tip, is below every key swing low or swing high, especially a swing low or swing high that exists on the 4-hour chart and above, is going to lie liquidity. And you might be wondering, hey, what is liquidity? Well, if you think of the market in terms of, let's say the market is a Ferrari, liquidity is the fuel that allows the Ferrari to go up or go down. So liquidity is the fuel that moves the markets. Without liquidity, the market makers cannot do what they do in terms of pricing the markets up or down. So in order for the market to go up, you need to take the liquidity below. In order for the market to go down, you need to take the liquidity from above.