π Internal vs External Liquidity
Price always moves between two pools of interest. Internal levels are where impatient traders hide their stops - local highs and lows inside the range.
External levels are the true boundaries, where the big liquidity sits.
π‘ Internal liquidity fuels short-term moves but rarely changes trend
π‘ External liquidity is the real target β once itβs swept, market structure often shifts
π‘ Most traders get trapped playing internals, thinking theyβve caught a reversal, while price is actually hunting externals
Master this and you stop guessing. You start seeing where the market needs to go to grab liquidity.
RE: LeoThread 2025-09-16 11:20