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The only way to catch continuations

1:00274 summary words · ~1 min readEnglishBy Inter Equity TradingTranscribed Aug 7, 2026

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Summary

When market direction is uncertain, avoid picking exact bottoms and instead wait for price to rally, sweep internal sell-side liquidity, trap lower-timeframe short sellers, and then buy the resulting continuation push.

Prevents costly losses from trying to predict market bottoms by leveraging trapped breakout traders as liquidity fuel for high-probability entries.

Section summaries

Execution Framework for High-Probability Continuation Trades

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The speaker explains how to safely enter trend continuations when directional bias is uncertain. Instead of trying to buy the absolute swing low, the trader allows price to form a low, rally upward to build buy-side liquidity, and then retest downward. This downward move sweeps internal sell-side liquidity, inducing lower-timeframe retail traders to enter retest shorts, creating the necessary stop-loss liquidity to fuel the primary long expansion.

Avoid picking bottom reversals when macro directional bias is unclear.
Let price establish upside liquidity before looking for pullback entries.
Use internal sell-side liquidity sweeps to enter long as retail shorts get trapped.

Delivers a complete, actionable SMC entry schematic in a short timeframe.

Key points

Trading Continuations Over Guessing Reversals — When absolute directional certainty is lacking, entering at swing extremes carries higher risk; waiting for a structured push establishes clear liquidity pools to trade off.
Using Retail Inducement as Entry Liquidity — Allowing price to pullback into highs and sweep internal lows creates a false breakdown signal that traps retail traders into lower-timeframe short retests.

“If I'm unsure on direction, I would rather catch a continuation.” — Trading Instructor

“So when it comes down takes out the internal you know they get their little confirmation on lower time frames and then that is when we look to capitalize to the upside.” — Trading Instructor

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if I want to catch continuations, right?

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And I do this when [music] I'm a little

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unsure on the direction. My direction is

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picture perfect. You know, if I get an

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entry all the way at this low, right,

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[music] and it makes sense for me to

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take it, I will take it. If I'm unsure

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on direction, I would rather catch a

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continuation. And the way to catch the

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continuation [music] is let the low

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print, let it go to the upside, right?

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Let it move to the upside, build

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liquidity, [music] right?

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build some sort of liquidity, come into

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the highs, respect the highs, [music]

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sell off from there, right? Take out the

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lows because what that ends up doing is

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it not only does it build more liquidity

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up here. We have to understand that

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because we're taking out lows, right?

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And we're pulling back into the highs,

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now we have [music] retest short, right?

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So when it comes down takes out the

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internal you know they get their little

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confirmation on lower time [music]

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frames and then that is when we look to

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capitalize to the upside.

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