High Probability Liquidity Levels
Liquidity levels are a crucial part in my trading in regards to forming levels of interest, in this post i go over in detail exactly how I find these levels to then be traded for the day ahead.
Nov 20, 2023
Liquidity
3 min
In this post, I will cover the following:
1. Weekend liquidity
2. Key liquidity times
3. Internal liquidity
4. Session liquidity
Weekend Liquidity:
Resting liquidity above or below Saturday & Sunday highs and lows. These can then create great levels of interest (POI), either heading into the next week or CME open/Sunday evening.
Note, I sometimes like to include Friday evening pa within this.
Timing of Pivots:
12:10-12:30 UTC (weekdays) 10-11:30pm UTC (CME Open Zone)
Both are key times I would look for liquidity to be taken on the charts. If liquidity is taken within those specific times, it will significantly increase the chances that I take the trade.
Internal Resting Liquidity:
My best trades come from internal higher lows or lower highs internal from major pivots.
Most people overlook this, giving me an edge in my points of interest (POI's). Using these levels with mentioned timings above is crucial for me.
Session Liquidity:
London session affects NY session. NY session has a 92% chance of breaking either London high or low of the same day, leaving only an 8% chance of it staying internally within London session. London session highs/lows remain key points for me to wait for.
Expanding Session Liquidity: Whether it creates an expanding day setup, where each session (starting from Asia and going forward) creates a new daily high and low leading up to NY session.
