Useful Liquidity Pools

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A cleaned breakdown of the handwritten notes, rather than an independent validation of their trading claims.

• Equal highs and equal lows are useful liquidity pools.
• Two matching highs are described as weaker evidence; a third adds confidence.
• More candles separating the matching levels increase their significance in the notes.
• Avoid automatically chasing a long after equal highs are taken, or a short after equal lows are taken.
• Wait for structure after the sweep.
• London highs/lows are another reference: wait for the level to be taken, then assess structure.
• A sweep does not always produce a valid long or short setup.