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Key takeaways
Trading Setup
In a downtrend, a prior high is considered meaningful “liquidity” only if the move from that high subsequently broke the low it originated from.
Suggested Process
- Identify a high and check whether it led to a break of its originating low.
- Treat highs that meet this condition as potential liquidity targets. Don’t assume that a sweep of an unqualified high signals a short.
- After a qualifying high is swept, look for a move to a lower low and consider a short entry.
Risk Caution
The presenter warns that shorting after a sweep of a high that did not break its originating low may result in being stopped out as price continues higher. The example provides no entry, stop-loss, or target levels, and makes no quantified performance claims.
Assets and Figures
No specific ticker, asset, price, yield, or performance metric is mentioned.
Promotion and Disclaimer
The presenter invites viewers to join a waitlist for an upcoming signal service via the link in his bio. No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer appears.
Presenter
Nathan O’Reilly
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