LIQUIDITY SWEEP
A Liquidity Sweep occurs when price is pushed to Levels of
Liquidity, but has no solid candle close above it. This triggers
stop losses and causes the Market to quickly reverse.
Once Liquidity is swept, we then look for an IFVG or a
pullback to discount with a FVG to enter the Trade. Our target
is the Opposing Liquidity.
SHORT TRADE EXAMPLE
After Buy-Side has been swept an aggressive Entry is on the
candle close that caused the IFVG. Retracement back into the
FVG or a re=test of IFVG is prime Entry.
LONG TRADE EXAMPLE
This is great Structure to take a Long targeting the opposing
Liquidity. Sell-side has been swept, then we get retracement
back into the FVG as well as discount of the range.