---
title: 'Стопы за ЛИКВИДНОСТЬЮ'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=j4YpwPV-g4U'
video_id: 'j4YpwPV-g4U'
date: 2026-08-07
duration_sec: 79
---

# Стопы за ЛИКВИДНОСТЬЮ

> Source: [Стопы за ЛИКВИДНОСТЬЮ](https://youtube.com/watch?v=j4YpwPV-g4U)

## Summary

This video demonstrates a trading strategy based on liquidity hunting — identifying where stop-losses accumulate under support levels and using that knowledge to enter profitable short positions. The presenter walks through a two-timeframe analysis approach that reveals counter-trend movements and explains how forced sales (stop-loss triggers) create predictable price moves.

### Key Points

- **Higher Timeframe Trend Reversal** [00:01] — On the 4-hour chart, the price was rising but then experienced a strong drain, a small pullback, and another drain downward — indicating the movement on older trends is already reversing.
- **Hourly Counter-Trend Identification** [00:14] — Moving to the hourly timeframe reveals a counter-trend movement. The price appears to be growing, which misleads traders who don't check the higher timeframe into drawing a trend corridor and continuing to buy.
- **Stop-Loss Accumulation as Liquidity** [00:26] — Stop-losses for buyers form under the support level. These stop-losses represent forced sales — i.e., liquidity that the market can target.
- **Support Breakout Confirmation** [00:41] — The price gradually falls toward this liquidity, but the key signal is a breakout of support. The first batch of stop-losses begins to trigger, with more reserve remaining below.
- **Short Entry and Risk Management** [00:55] — Since the senior timeframe already shows a downward turn, the trader opens a short position and hides the stop-loss behind the breakout candle.
- **Take Profit at 1:1 Ratio** [01:10] — Take profit is set at a potential 1:1 ratio — in the impulse movement (a single one-hour candle that collects all stop-losses), the target is reached.

### Conclusion

The core takeaway is that stop-losses under support levels act as liquidity pools that drive price action. By confirming trend reversal on a higher timeframe and waiting for a support breakout, traders can enter shorts with a clear 1:1 risk-reward target.

## Transcript

much easier to take profit from the market.  I'm showing. We open the four-hour time frame and see that our price was flying upwards.  Then came the first strong drain, a small pullback and then another drain downwards.  That is, on older trends, the movement is already
being reversed.  Next we move to the hourly timeframe, we find [music] this counter-trend movement.  That is, the price seems to be showing growth.  And those who didn't bother to look at the higher timeframe, draw a
trend corridor here and calmly continue buying, because they see that the price is even breaking higher, that is, the trend is accelerating.  [music] Here, under support, stop-losses are formed for those who are buying.  These
stop losses are forced sales, that is, liquidity.  Then the price gradually begins to fall behind this liquidity , but it is important to see a breakout of support.  And we see that the first batch of stop-losses has already started to work.  But there is
still a reserve below.  And in general, on the senior timeframe, we have already seen that the movement has turned downwards, so all that remains is a small matter .  We open a short position and hide the stop behind the breakout candle. Take profit by potential 1: in the impulse
movement, literally a one-hour candle, which has collected all stop-losses, we get our take profit.  Just subscribe and you'll start earning in a week.