Watch the full video alongside our detailed notes and extra learning resources in this full cheat sheet companion guide.
What you'll learn: The reframing: liquidity isn't "how much volume" - it's where resting orders sit. Mostly stops. Mostly retail's.
What you'll learn: The mechanics behind the chase: institutions need fills, obvious stop placements give them fills, news events are the cover for the move.
What you'll learn: The two-pattern toolkit (SFP and Break & Close), and why displacement is the only confirmation that turns a sweep into a setup.
What you'll learn: Live examples on Bitcoin, Nvidia, and the S&P that show liquidity sweeps preceding every major move - and how news events provide cover.
What you'll learn: The reframe that turns frustration into edge. The levels where you used to place stops are now the levels where you wait for setups.
Set alerts at every major swing high and low on the daily and weekly. When price approaches, wait for the sweep + displacement. Trade after both, not before.
Stop hunting stops. Start hunting sweeps.
Major swing highs, swing lows, equal highs/lows, support, resistance. Where would retail put stops?
BSL above. SSL below. Mark them.
Price has to run the level. Don't pre-empt.
Break & Close (body crossed) or SFP (wick only)? Both work.
Aggressive move in the post-sweep direction. Without it, no setup.
Stop on the far side of the sweep wick. Target the next liquidity pool.
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