24 June 2026
Liquidity above prior highs is not a magnet slogan
Treating resting orders beyond swing extremes as context for risk — not as a prediction that price must visit them.
Classroom shorthand can turn into superstition. “Liquidity rests above the high” is useful when it reminds you that stops and breakout orders often cluster beyond a clear swing. It becomes harmful when it replaces a plan with a belief that price owes you a visit.
During day two of the Intensive we mark likely resting zones, then ask a harder question: what do you do if price never tags them? Continuation trades that wait forever for a liquidity sweep are just delayed entries with larger regret.
Use liquidity marks as risk context. Size and invalidation still come from structure you can point to on the chart. Predictions that “it must grab the highs first” belong in the discard pile next to tip sheets.
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