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Nov 18 13 tweets 4 min read
Educational Post - Market Structure with Liquidity 👏

One of the most misunderstood concepts out there.

It’s not just a simple trend.
It’s much more than that.

Full Thread! 👇 1/x. Real Market Structure Combined With Advanced Liquidity.

One of the most crucial aspects of the Advanced Liquidity Concepts is learning how to read Market Structure properly.

From now on, MS will be the short term for Market Structure.

MS is one of the two most common retail trading patterns: MS and SNR levels. In this post, we will focus on MS.

What is MS?
MS is a very popular pattern among retail traders, the first thing you encounter when starting to trade, which makes it widely recognized.
Nov 11 7 tweets 3 min read
How to Find Liquidity Points Using Retail Greed.

Full educational thread.
One of my best educational pieces!

👇 Image In order to understand what greed is and how to measure it, we first need to take a range and mark a Fibonacci from the swing low to the swing high, or the opposite.

This range tells us something important.

Above the 0.5 level, retail traders are getting positions with a higher R:R if they set their stop loss at the swing high, and the opposite applies for the swing low.

Above 0.5 = Premium
Below 0.5 = Discount

Retail prefers buying at a discount and selling at a premium because it gives them a position with an R:R above 1:1.

That’s retail greed, they don’t want to risk more than they earn, like most humans.

Conclusion:
When price consolidates and stays in discount, retail traders aren’t interested in selling, so there are no stop losses above, no liquidity.

When price consolidates in premium, retail enters shorts with stops at the range high, creating buy-side liquidity (BSL) above.Image
Oct 17 10 tweets 3 min read
Most traders see market structure as direction.
Smart traders see liquidity.

Structure shows where stops are, how price expands, and how smart money hunts emotions.

Welcome to Advanced Liquidity & Market Structure. 🧠👇 2/9
Retail trades S&R and simple structure.

To reverse-engineer them:
• Spot their sentiment (bullish or bearish)
• Find their entries
• Locate their stop-loss zones

Those stops = liquidity targets
Oct 14 5 tweets 2 min read
Study - Quiz Detailed Answer.

Educational Thread 👇
Full of value! Image First move, expansion toward the BSL.

Price showed a bearish market structure on HTF, along with a significant resistance area and a nearby swing low for retail to place their SL, forming the BSL.

Why did the price move toward the BSL and not the SSL?

Because there was no SSL yet.
The SSL forms once retail starts buying, but at that point, all retail signals were pointing short, bearish MS, resistance, and a high RR setup since the swing high was close.Image
Oct 1 10 tweets 3 min read
Train your eye to see the chart as a battlefield of manipulation.

Most traders stare at candles.

The sharp ones see intentions hiding behind each move.

Here’s how to build the Liquidity Hunter’s vision.

(THREAD) 🧵👇 Image First Rule:

Every candle tells a story.
But it’s never the story retail thinks.
It’s not “support” or “trendlines”…

It’s:

Who’s trapped
Who’s about to be trapped
Who’s being targeted

Start there. You’ll never see charts the same again. Image
Aug 29 9 tweets 2 min read
Train Your Eye to Align HTF with LTF.

Most traders zoom in blindly.
The real ones let higher timeframes lead the way.

Here’s how to trade only when the big picture and the small picture align.

(THREAD) 🧵👇 First Rule:
HTF bias always wins.

If your LTF idea fights the HTF magnet…
You’re not trading with Smart Money, you’re gambling with retail.
Aug 18 9 tweets 2 min read
Advanced Liquidity - How to find precise liquidity points to using SnR Levels.

Educational Thread 🧵

Like and RT for more 💚 First where the liquidity rests?
Liquidity mainly rests at retail stop loss areas.

The most common are swing highs and swing lows.

Retail sees these points as safe to hide their stops, but they are actually magnets for price.
Aug 2 9 tweets 2 min read
Thread 🧵: You Weren’t Trained to Trade, You Were Trained to Be Liquidity

The worst part?

You paid to become the exit liquidity.

Let me explain 👇
(Liquidity Breakdown) Every retail strategy you learned:
• Breakouts
• Trendlines
• Support/Resistance
• Orderblocks from YouTube videos

All built around visible logic.
Predictable logic.
Logic that institutions exploit.
Jul 28 10 tweets 2 min read
Train Your Eye to See the Chart as a Manipulation Screen.

Most traders see candles.

The real ones see intentions behind each move.

Here’s how to train your eye to read charts like a Liquidity Hunter.

(THREAD) 🧵👇 First Rule:

Every candle tells a story.
But it’s never the story retail thinks.
It’s not “support” or “trendlines”…

It’s:
• Who’s trapped
• Who’s about to be trapped
• Who’s being targeted
Start there. You’ll never see charts the same again.
Jul 22 10 tweets 2 min read
If I were starting over…
Here’s exactly what I’d do to master the markets through liquidity.

Full Thread 👇 Image 2/
I would forget everything I ever heard about indicators, patterns, and signals.
Because they all tell you what price did.
But never why it did it.
And “why” is everything in trading.
Jul 15 24 tweets 12 min read
Liquidity Master Guide - Part 5 🎉

The Technicals of Liquidity 👨‍🔬
A Major Add-On Part!

Give a Like and RT 💚 Image Part 1 - What Is Liquidity ? Page No, 1-4. Image
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Jul 11 8 tweets 2 min read
Most traders lose for one reason:
They trade where the crowd trades.

But the crowd is the liquidity.
And the market is designed to take it.

This is the core of Advanced Liquidity.
A framework to see what others don’t. 🧵 Image The market is a zero-sum game.
For every winner, there’s a loser.

Retail traders lose 95% of the time.
Not because they’re wrong
But because they’re predictable.

Market Makers profit by exploiting that predictability.
Jul 4 6 tweets 2 min read
Why Some OBs and FVGs Hold and Others Don’t.

Full Long Thread Using Liquidity 💎 Image 1. Liquidity Presence Comes First

OBs/FVGs are just PD Arrays

They only matter if they align with where real liquidity is resting.

If there’s no sweep before an OB/FVG no masses SL taken, it lacks the fuel for expansion.

No liquidity taken = no reason to reverse = OB/FVG fails.
Jun 27 4 tweets 1 min read
Educational Thread.
Premium and Discount 💎

How to Master Liquidity using P/D 👇

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Jun 20 24 tweets 10 min read
Liquidity Master Guide - Part 4 🎉

Fear & Greed: The Invisible Hand's Moving Price 💎

Parts 1-3 and 4 Combined! 👇

1000 Likes and I will release Part 5. Image Part 1 - What Is Liquidity ?
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Jun 8 15 tweets 6 min read
Liquidity Master Guide - Part 3 🎉

The Art of Spotting Liquidity on the Chart 💎

Parts 1,2, and 3 Combined! 👇
1000 Likes and I will release Part 4. Image Part 1 What is Liquidity & Why its the most manipulated force in the market? - Page No. 1 - 4 Image
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Jun 6 10 tweets 2 min read
What is Accumulation? Why does it happen? And how do you spot the Expansion?

A Full Thread 🧵 Image Accumulation isn’t just sideways price.

It’s a phase where Smart Money prepares for expansion — by engineering liquidity.

Most traders call it “chop” and avoid it.
But if you understand its purpose, it becomes a blueprint.
May 28 13 tweets 4 min read
Liquidity Master Guide - Part 2 🤩

The Foundational Principle of Liquidity 💎

Part 1 + Part 2 Combined! 👇
700 Likes and I will release Part 3 Image Part 1 - Page No 1 - 4 Image
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May 23 7 tweets 3 min read
Do you want to learn Advanced Liquidity for free?

This Thread is all you need. ✍️

Give a Like and RT For more 💚 Advanced Liquidity Part 1. Image
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May 20 7 tweets 2 min read
Liquidity Master Guide - Part 1 💎

What is Liquidity & Why its the most manipulated force in the market?

500 Likes and I will release Part 2 Image Page No. 1 Image
May 13 9 tweets 3 min read
Most traders hear “liquidity” and immediately start marking highs and lows…
But that’s just the surface.

Here are the most common liquidity mistakes I used to make — and what changed everything for me 🧵👇 Image Mistake 1: Thinking every high/low = liquidity

Not every wick is a liquidity .
Liquidity forms where retail stops accumulate — usually at Swing Lows below/above retail entry models.

First Low Below Support
First High Above Resistance
The "Safe low/high of the MS"
The Popping Low/High of the trend line

All Swing Areas!

Context matters.