1. FVG 2. OB 3. Breaker Blocks 4. Mitigation Block 5. Swing High and Swing Low 6. $BTC Liquidity Analysis
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1. FVG:
Occurs when there are inefficiencies or imbalances in the market.
Fair value gaps can become a magnet for the price before continuing in the same direction.
Identify FVG as Support/Resistance in the price.
2. OB
Order block is an area where there has been a large concentration of limit orders waiting to be executed.
OB are identified by observing previous price action and looking for areas where the price experienced significant movement or sudden changes in direction.
1. What is an "Order Block"? 2. Bearish and Bullish Breaker 3. Bearish and Bullish Order Block 4. Reclaimed Order Block 5. Bearish and Bullish Mitigation
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1. What is an "Order Block"?
Order Block are specific price areas where large market participants, have previously placed significant buy/sell orders.
Many orders are present in these areas, which can have an impact on price movement, liquidity
2. Bearish and Bullish Breaker
Bearish Breaker is formed by:
A high, then a Low, followed by a HH and a LL
The HH indicates a stop run, and the LL indicates weakness in price action.
1. What is a “Liquidity Sweep”? 2. Liquidity Sweep in HTF 3. Liquidity Sweep in LTF 4. Price reacting to Liquidity Sweep 5. How to trade Fake Sweeps 6. #Bitcoin Analysis
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1. What is a “Liquidity Sweep”?
Often called a liquidity grab or stop hunt, is a strategy large market players employ to manipulate market liquidity.
This manipulation aims to move the price in a specific direction. Liquidating positions to grab extra liquidity
2. Liquidity Sweep in HTF
Mark the recent Daily HIGHS and LOWS.
This areas are mainly pools of Liquidity.
Daily highs and lows will indicate you the current resistances and supports in HTF.