🔵Liquidity Gives Price a Destination
The usefulness of BSL and SSL is that they help explain where price may be seeking attention next.
Key characteristics:
- •BSL forms above highs and obvious breakout areas
- •SSL forms below lows and obvious breakdown areas
- •The market often reacts to where clustered orders are likely sitting
- •Mapping those pools improves directional context
🟣Start With the Highest Relevant Pools
The strongest liquidity map begins from the larger timeframe before narrowing into the session.
Key characteristics:
- •Mark daily or weekly highs and lows first
- •Notice equal highs and equal lows
- •Track previous day and previous week reference points
- •Use the larger map to frame the likely draw
🟡Use the Power-of-Three Idea as Context
Accumulation, manipulation, and delivery help explain how price can move from one pool toward another.
Key characteristics:
- •Price can build around the open before a larger move
- •A false move can clear the opposite side first
- •Delivery then often moves toward the intended target pool
- •The model is most useful when studied with session context
🔴Equal Highs and Equal Lows Matter Because They Are Obvious
The clearest pools often come from the levels many traders can see at once.
Key characteristics:
- •Obvious highs and lows attract stop placement
- •The more visible the level, the more important it often becomes
- •Those levels help define destination logic during pre-market work
- •They are especially useful for review after the session
🟢What Liquidity Mapping Should Improve
Liquidity concepts are most helpful when they improve the map, not when they are treated like certainty.
Key characteristics:
- •Better directional framing
- •More explainable targets
- •Stronger pre-market planning
- •Cleaner post-trade review of how price moved through the session