vzulaks wrote: Thu Mar 06, 2025 4:51 pm I will answer the question you’re wondering about.

Liquidity depends on whether you are a scalping or swing trader. I will clarify your uncertainty regarding the example you marked. If you need to use the D1 trend as the main trend to identify liquidity on the daily timeframe, then this liquidity will act as the final liquidity level for M30. So, first, check if there is liquidity on the daily timeframe. Then, go to the M30 timeframe and look for a PR with high volume. Next, enter a trade following the 3-in-1 rule.

If you are a scalping trader, check if there is liquidity on H1. When you spot liquidity on H1, switch to M5 or M15 to see if there is a PR with high volume, then enter a trade following the 3-in-1 rule.

Regarding the example you provided, where you marked liquidity as A and D, here’s a small tip: look for a long wave with liquidity rather than a short wave with liquidity. Ultimately, it depends on your skills and experience in reading the chart.