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@SoulzBTC
Dec 6, 2023 • 6 tweets • 3 min read • Read on X
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In this THREAD I will explain LIQUIDITY:

1. What is Liquidity?
2. Sell-side Liquidity
3. Buy-side Liquidity
4. Internal & External Liquidity

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1. What is Liquidity?

- Liquidity is basically sum of all orders at a specific price

- Liquidity is present at every high and low. Since, is where traders place buy, sell and stop orders

- Liquidity is used by smart money to fill gaps on the market Image
2. Buy-side Liquidity:

- Liquidity generated when SL are taken out.

Areas where Buy-side liquidity rests:

• PWH, PDH, Equal Highs, Above HTF resistance…
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3. Sell-side Liquidity:

- Is the liquidity generated when buy-stops are triggered below support.

Areas where Buy-side liquidity rests:

• PWL, PDL, Equal lows, Below HTF Support…
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4. Internal & External Liquidity:

- Internal Liquidity: Is the liquidity inside the define range

- External Liquidity: Buy-side liquidity above the range high and sell-liquidity below the range low.

- Market moves essentially between Internal and External Liquidity. Image
I hope this THREAD has helped you to understand the extense concept of LIQUIDITY.

It's a needed knowledge you must have.

This has been the SECOND THREAD I made about Liquidity.

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1. What is Market Structure?
2. Trends
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1. What is Market Structure?

Market structure = The ordered sequence of Swing Highs and Swing Lows.

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Downtrend: Lower Highs (LH) + Lower Lows (LL) Image
1.2 What is Market Structure?

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1. Volume

Trading volume represents the total number of shares, tokens or contracts exchanged in a market within a specific period

High volume during suggests strong interest and validates the trend

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1.1 Volume

Delta Highlight mode shows data the traditional volume indicator doesn’t

Each node has two bars:

A darker bar behind = total market volume (buys + sells)

A brighter bar in front = net delta (buys − sells)

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In this THREAD I will explain “Order book”

1. Order book Heatmap
2. What is an Order book?

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1. Order book Heatmap

When is it bearish?

• Large sell clusters = limit asks

• Stacked sell walls overhead persist, repeatedly reject price

• Sell walls step down toward market (sellers chase lower prices)

• Bid-side below thin (“air pockets”) so dips accelerate Image
1.1 Order book Heatmap

When is it bullish?

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In this THREAD I will explain “Order Flow”

1. Footprint Charts
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1. Footprint Charts

One of the most important features incorporated into the Footprint candle is Delta.

Computes the net imbalance between buying and selling activity for every price in the candle.

A positive delta indicates that buyers are pushing the market. Image
1.1 Footprint Charts

Footprint charts reveal order flow by showing volume at each price level.

This chart shows buyers (green) vs sellers (red), total volume, and Delta (net buying/selling pressure)

Great for spotting absorption, imbalances, and key levels Image
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1.1 FVG

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3. Extension Levels (138%-161.8%)

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1.1 Fibonacci Retracement

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