Guys do you wonder about liquidity before taking any setup ??
Like Where is liquidity sitting?
Yeah nowadays its actually trending find liq where is it and target that liq levels and all such things and yeah i also do find liq and its actually working so am using it and its good too the things which works for you apply it as at the end of the day we have to earn money and that's it and nothing else
Yes, that's a good question. Which everyone should think about.
Yes i do that everytime
Its correct
Yes. I think we should Trade only during High Liquidity times. That during Silver bullet sessions or Session openings.
yes I always check where the liquidity resting and then I frame out my entry
i'm not ICT or SMC trading i dont look at liquidity as confluence but i look for supply and demand which is other term for liquidity i guess.
I agree. Patience and discipline matter a lot in trading.
Liquidity Related 📈 Liquidity is one of the most important concepts in trading because it represents the areas where large numbers of buy and sell orders are concentrated. These areas are often found above equal highs, below equal lows, previous swing highs and lows, support and resistance zones, and psychological price levels. Many retail traders believe the market moves randomly, but in reality, price is often drawn toward liquidity before making its next significant move. This is why we frequently see stop-loss hunts, false breakouts, and liquidity sweeps before the market reverses or continues in the intended direction. Understanding liquidity helps traders see the market from a smart money perspective rather than a retail perspective. Instead of chasing price, experienced traders wait for liquidity to be taken first, then look for confirmation through market structure shifts, order blocks, fair value gaps, or other confluence factors. Liquidity is not just about where price has
Yes liquidity plays a very Major role in my trading journey
Yes it's one of the most important things I look for in a setup
Liquidity is where many stop-losses sit. Traders track it to avoid stop-hunts or to find entry points. It acts as a magnet, fueling price moves when orders are triggered.And i always check it before entering
