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All right, guys. So, yes, there is

liquidity above every high and low. But,

to a certain extent. You guys should be

actually focusing on is where the

importance of liquidity is. That is tied

with market structure. When

market structure is respected, we now

have liquidity. So, when we get a break

of structure to the upside,

and then we get this pullback. A lot of

retail or average retail traders want to

buy in this area. And once the market

respects it, okay? Moves away from it,

and let's say it breaks structure again.

Now, we have liquidity below here. All

right, so let's look at this example

over here. Pretty simple, right? We've

had high, low,

break of structure, a pullback,

respecting the low over here.

Okay?

And then we got to move away, breaking

structure again. So, what does that tell

us? That tells us there is liquidity

below here. Now, the market purposely

does this, okay? Just so it could come

for it later. If we're bullish, for

example, what we would like to see is

buys below the liquidity. And if we're

bearish, we would like to see the

opposite.

If we're bearish, we want price above

here, so we can short, okay? Towards the

lows. So, if we play price action over

here,

we end up coming for that liquidity,

okay? It is not a coincidence. The

market purposely leaves a liquidity

there, okay? Just to take it out later.