--- title: 'The ONLY Liquidity Trading Strategy That Actually Works (SNIPER ENTRIES)' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=rnHrf0X0MQI' video_id: 'rnHrf0X0MQI' date: 2026-08-03 duration_sec: 787 --- # The ONLY Liquidity Trading Strategy That Actually Works (SNIPER ENTRIES) > Source: [The ONLY Liquidity Trading Strategy That Actually Works (SNIPER ENTRIES)](https://youtube.com/watch?v=rnHrf0X0MQI) ## Summary The video presents a liquidity-based trading strategy that the creator claims has generated over $400,000 in withdrawals. It focuses on using two timeframes—4-hour and 1-minute—to identify liquidity points and execute entries with high probability, particularly during London and New York market sessions. ### Key Points - **Strategy Claim and Payouts** [00:01] — The creator claims to have withdrawn over $400,000 using this strategy and shows payouts as proof, including over $20,000 in June. - **Two Timeframes Only** [00:28] — The strategy uses only two timeframes: 4-hour for locating liquidity points and 1-minute for precise entries. - **Liquidity Points Defined** [00:58] — A liquidity point is where price takes out a previous high or low, where pending orders (stop losses, take profits, limit orders) are clustered. - **4-Hour Timeframe for Liquidity** [02:05] — The 4-hour chart is used to identify these liquidity points, either above highs for sells or below lows for buys. - **Switch to 1-Minute for Entry** [04:11] — Once price reaches the liquidity point on the 4-hour chart, switch to the 1-minute chart to find precise entry with good risk-reward. - **Best Trading Hours** [06:44] — High-probability trades occur during London session (9-11 AM Spain time) and New York session (2-4:30 PM Spain time) due to institutional activity. - **Entry Confirmation: Structural Change** [08:25] — On the 1-minute chart, wait for a structural change, which means breaking the last low (for buys) or high (for sells) of the recent impulse. - **Entry Confirmation: Imbalance (FVG)** [09:38] — Look for an imbalance or fair value gap (FVG) – a sequence of three candles where price doesn't touch the first or third candle, indicating an imbalance that price often fills. - **Executing the Entry** [11:16] — Enter when both confirmations align: structural change and imbalance mitigation. The example shows a sell entry with multiple entries and take profits at 1:2 and 1:3 ratios. ### Conclusion The strategy combines liquidity concepts with precise timing and confirmations to achieve high-probability trades. The creator emphasizes the importance of trading during high-volatility sessions and using the 1-minute chart for entries. ## Transcript trading strategy with which I've already withdrawn more than $400,000 I always like to be totally transparent, I'm going to leave dozens of payouts here so you can see that it's absolutely true. And I'm going to explain all this to you in 10 minutes. Yes, in the time it takes for 10 TikToks to last. Well, that's what I'm going to explain to you. And without going any further , last month, in June, I withdrew a total of more than $20,000, and I'll leave those payouts here so you can see that this whole strategy works perfectly. And I'm also going to tell you something very important, which is that in this case we're only going to work with two timeframes, the 4 [sigh] hour timeframe and the one minute timeframe to execute our entries. It couldn't be easier. We will only use two timeframes. The larger timeframe, which would be the 4-hour timeframe, is where we're going to look for the price to eliminate one point of liquidity. What is a liquidity point? Basically, it means the price takes a high or low from the past. Basically, the price is in such a way that, for example, it eliminates a high, and above these highs what we are going to look for are sales. This would be the upward liquidity point, that is , this is what we would need to look for sales, the sales scenario. Because? Basically because all the market liquidity is above both highs and lows. And this is something very objective and very easy to understand. In other words, where do you usually hedge your bets when you enter a trade? When you execute a transaction, whether it 's a sale or a purchase. Well, if you're selling, the most logical thing to do is to place your stop loss at the last previous high, the high of the past. Therefore, above those highs is where the vast majority of pending orders are located, including stop loss, take profit, and limit orders; everything, absolutely everything, is above highs and below lows. This is something you need to understand: liquidity. And for that we are going to look for it in the 4-hour time frame . Although now, in the example that I'm going to explain later, you'll understand everything perfectly. This is my main goal. By the way, something I want to mention quickly is that you can find my completely free WhatsApp community in the description below educational and valuable content, all explaining my strategy, advice, tips, and everything you can use, completely free of charge. Go to the description, there you'll see a link that says " if you're hesitating to join, think about this: you're in your community's WhatsApp group, your building's group, your housing development's group, and you don't care at all about what happens to your neighbor, so why aren't you going to join my WhatsApp community where I'm going to teach you everything about my we continue. This would be the sales scenario, where the price eliminates a peak point in the 4-hour timeframe. And now you might be wondering, okay, so what's the scenario we need to look for to include that operation in purchases? Well, basically the same thing, but instead of eliminating a high, the price should eliminate a past low. Because just like when you place a sell order you protect yourself at the old high, the all that liquidity and all those pending orders are located, just like that, when you buy, I'm sure you put your stop-loss orders below past lows. So, what is it that lies down here? Exactly the same: pending orders, stop loss, take profits, everything. There is a lot of money, a lot of gasoline, in short, a lot of liquidity that the market needs in order to move. Therefore, to look for buying opportunities, what we will need is for the price to eliminate a past low in the timeframe, in this case 4 hours. Once I remove it, we will look for something very specific here that I will explain to you. And this is where the next time frame comes in, which would be the time frame of one minute. In other words, we would go from analyzing 4 hours to locate liquidity, those maximum and minimum points, to a time frame of 1 minute. When do we move on Basically, when the price reaches that minimum point, that liquidity point to look for buys, or that maximum point to look for sells, we'll find it. Therefore, 4 hours to locate the liquidity, all those pending orders are, top the profits, pending orders are, top the profits, limit orders and look for purchases below lows. Once that has happened in 4 hours, whether you take the maximum or the minimum, we will then move to the 1-minute timeframe. So that? So, to go to the shorter timeframe and find our precise entry point to have a very, very good risk-reward ratio. I hope you understood. This is a very basic summary of what liquidity is and where we are going to be located. And you may be simple. And now, when they show it to you in the example, even more so. And now to explain what we're going to do on the one-minute timeframe, once the price has reached that liquidity point, we'll see it directly in the example, because a picture is worth 1000 words, of course. So , what are we going to do? We're going to go to our currency pair or our asset, because this strategy works on any asset you want to analyze. And if you don't believe me, I invite you to backtest it yourself, although with the results I've already shown you, I think, hey, believe me, go to the 4 [snort] hour season. In this case, I personally trade the euro-dollar most of the time, if not 100% of the time, because for me it is the pair with the highest trading volume and the least manipulation within all the manipulation that exists in the market, of course. We're going to the euro/dollar, our currency, our asset that we want to analyze. mark the last high and the last low that the price has allowed us. In this case, the last minimum would be this one. So, what could we look for once the price is in? Basically, I'm looking for what are we going to look for based on what I've Because? Because there are a lot of pending orders here , that is, money, that is, liquidity, that is, fuel that the market needs to move. And here it's exactly the same: liquidity, money, and fuel that the market needs to move. So, here I'm looking for purchases and here I'm looking for sales, just to make it perfectly clear. Once we have already marked our liquidity point, whether for sales or purchases, I am going to explain something else that you must understand, and that is that the price, the vast majority of high probability trades, occurs at specific times, which are the openings of the London Stock Exchange, which runs from 9 a.m. to 11 runs from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Spanish time. OK? And in the New York session which runs from 2 pm to 4:30 pm, Spain time. If you're from any other country and don't know what these times are in your country, then go to CHGPT and ask them what the weather will be like in your city today. So, for these things, use it too, it 's pretty good. Always try to trade within these hours because that's when the vast majority of trades have a high probability. Because? Well, basically it's very simple. The big institutions, the banks, the institutions, the banks, the big fish are where they inject and withdraw their price will have high volatility. This is where the day's highs and lows are created. What does that mean? Basically, if the maximum is created in one of these two sessions, if you catch the sell up here, you'll for buys. Therefore, it is very important that you pay attention to these schedules. Once you have everything set up, your maximum points, your minimum points, your liquidity points, within the trading hours, we will simply wait on the one- minute timeframe for the price to exceed one of the two points. If it exceeds the minimum, we would look for purchases, and if it exceeds the maximum, as it has done on this occasion, we will look for sales. OK? This is something you need to understand very well. In this case, as you can see, it is 2:22 pm, Spain time, you have it here below, 14:24, 14:25. Therefore, we are within that New York trading session, within that opening of the New York Stock Exchange. Since it has already reached that peak sells, we are going to look for a couple of confirmations in the 1- minute season to execute our entry to get into that sell position. What are we going to look for? So we're going to look for a price that, first of all, brings about a structural change. What is a structural change? Basically, it needs to break the last low that created the last had an impulse, a pullback, it has had an impulse and then it has broken the last impulse, this one here. Okay? That is the temporality of a minute. And then we'll try to make the price create an imbalance. What does that mean? Basically, what we're seeing here, an imbalance, is that in a here, an imbalance, is that in a sequence of three candles, one, two, and three, the price doesn't touch either the first or the third candle; that is , an imbalance, a gap, a FVG, an imbalance, call it whatever you want . Basically, it's an imbalance in price delivery. Therefore, the price usually adjusts to compensate for both buying and selling, and then continues moving in the right direction. In this case, mentioned. Let's first look for the structural change, which on this occasion would be down here, so it hasn't happened yet. We're still waiting, okay? And here we would already have the change in structure. Notice that here we have the first impulse that breaks this point. Here it pauses, creating this minimum. This is where this impulse comes from. This minimum does not break it as you can see. It backs down a little and then surges forward again, breaking the high point above. Therefore, the most recent low of the this low here. OK? I think we all see it as very easy. Notice how this low creates this pause, creates this high, therefore breaking the upward impulse, right?, well, it would be this one here. What we're looking for are imbalances in sales, that is, a sequence of three candles going down to look for sales, imbalance, into that void. Here we see that it would have to break this structural change and then create that imbalance for us. As you can see, it creates this imbalance we have here, which is very small, but it takes it. As you can see, the same structural change does mitigate the void. Therefore, you can perfectly well get involved in this candle Because it's giving you both confirmations: a change in structure and an imbalance. And this candle is the one responsible for making those two confirmations, right? Both the change and the one that mitigates that emptiness. Therefore, you can get into sales here. I recommend you go for a next liquidity point, you can also go for these points beginner and don't want to overthink it , just put your entry there and you're done. Then, as you may be noticing, it keeps giving you more entries. We'll put this here. This would be the first entry, but then it will give us more entries. Do you see how other mitigates them and you can also go looking for that one-two there, okay? Here's a third entry that's pretty clean. Here, as you can see, the first entry is very close to being given to you. There I would give you the TP in the first entry and there I would give you the TP in the second entry. Therefore, I would be giving you a ratio of one to two, another of one to two. And if you let it run, notice that it's shifted almost 1 to cu and almost 1 to tr. Absolute madness. This is the end of the video. I promised you they would try to succeeded, but hey, if it's been a little more, then you'll just have to deal with it, because I'm showing you something that can really change your life. If you want to trading strategy, you can find me on Instagram @belesdealgo. You also have a free class in the description where I go into more detail about the strategy. And you also have my completely free WhatsApp community, where I also you need to be profitable in trading.