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Liquidity Trading Strategy — Step-by-Step Guide & Transcript

How I Find Winning Trades

0h 01m video Published Jun 7, 2024 Transcribed Aug 19, 2026 TradingLab TradingLab
Beginner 1 min read For: Novice traders looking for a simple liquidity-based entry strategy.
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The video presents a simple trading strategy based on liquidity levels. It explains how to identify high-probability trade entries by marking liquidity points and using fair value gaps as confirmation signals.

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Liquidity Definition

Liquidity is when price makes a low or high and breaks that level. Often price reverses and heads to the opposite liquidity level.

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Marking Liquidity

Mark recent lows and highs to identify points of liquidity. In the example, it was buy-side liquidity.

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Fair Value Gap Confirmation

A fast drop past liquidity creates a fair value gap. Then price must create another FVG in the opposite direction.

[00:58]
Trade Execution

Enter trade after the second FVG. Set take profit at sell side liquidity and stop loss.

Tutorial Checklist

1 00:25 Mark recent lows and highs on the chart to identify points of liquidity.
2 00:43 Wait for price to break the liquidity level extremely fast, creating a fair value gap.
3 00:43 Look for another fair value gap in the opposite direction immediately after.
4 00:43 Enter the trade once the second FVG is confirmed.
5 00:58 Set take profit at the sell side liquidity and place your stop loss.

Study Flashcards (4)

What is liquidity in trading?

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Liquidity is when price makes a low or a high and price breaks that level.

How do you mark points of liquidity?

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Mark the recent lows and highs.

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What creates a fair value gap?

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A fair value gap is created when price drops extremely fast past the liquidity level.

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Where do you set take profit and stop loss?

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Set take profit at the sell side liquidity and set your stop loss.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Liquidity Break Strategy

Provides a clear, actionable method for identifying high-probability trade entries.

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Marking Liquidity Levels

Emphasizes the importance of marking recent highs and lows as a foundational step.

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Fair Value Gap Confirmation

Introduces the concept of using two opposing FVGs as a confirmation signal.

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[00:00] I found this one hack that involves liquidity  and it will help you win so many more trades.   Liquidity is when price makes a low or  a high and price breaks that level.   Often times price will break this point and  reverse and head back to the opposite liquidity  

[00:13] level like this. Then repeat the process. But if you have ever traded liquidity like this,   So how can we find moves like this, that have  a really great chance of being successful?  

[00:25] First mark your points of liquidity. Do  this by marking the recent lows and highs.   In this instance, it was buy side liquidity. Now we don t want just a normal liquidity break,   drops extremely fast past the liquidity and while  doing this break, it creates a fair value gap.  

[00:43] Once price does this, it needs to create  another fair value gap going in the opposite   direction right after this move. This is our sign to enter a trade.   Set your take profit at the sell side  liquidity and set your stop loss.  

[00:58] And just like that, you  got an easy winning trade.

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