Tag: Sell-Side Liquidity
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What Is a Wyckoff Spring in Trading? Why a Sweep Below Support Is Not Enough
A sweep below trading-range support creates only a Wyckoff Spring candidate. This guide explains how active support, reclaim, displacement, testing, and invalidation determine whether the setup is actionable.
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What Is a Liquidity Sweep? Confirmation, Failure, and Execution
A liquidity sweep occurs when price trades through an identifiable pool of resting orders—often above a prior high or below a prior low—before either rejecting the level, accepting beyond it,…
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How to Read Candlesticks: Liquidity, Volume, and Market Structure
Most traders learn how to read candlesticks by memorizing pattern names. A long lower wick becomes a hammer. A long upper wick becomes a shooting star. A large body becomes…
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Bitcoin 4H Resistance Zone: Liquidity, Confirmation, and Invalidation
A resistance zone is not automatically a short signal. It is a structural location where the market must reveal whether supply remains active or whether sufficient demand exists to reprice…