What is Liquidity? - ICT Concepts

This video should help you understand liquidity and where stops are.

0:00 Intro
0:20 Liquidity
2:10 Example
3:58 Equal highs/lows
4:36 Outro

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[JK-jfje]

Just this 4 min of yours helped me understand why the other side liquidity becomes a target once the current side liquidity is run... Thanks for putting this together. God bless!

[kalibrato]

continue whit this fast tutorial are the best man!! no waste of time only the most important concept!!

[jeremiahjerez]

This is honestly one of the best videos I’ve watched explaining it

[jamespaul]

1:45 TF 5 minute. 2:04 TT prefers to use the 15m TF to identify Liquidity zones. Reduces the noise and easier to 'see'.
2:25 Range bound chart example. Find the obvious highs and lows. Stops will be resting these areas.
3:00 Bullish example and Classic ICT 2022 entry using displacement and FVG. Excellent example. Scale down to 1 minute chart.
4:05 Example #2. Range bound again. Targets are R=H and R=L.

[chasgiv]

Thank you for these. I've been watching ICT and although it's invaluable mentorship I find he has more to say about things off topic than on the subject matter. I still watch it all but it's nice to have your consolidated versions of his data.

[ramdaspai]

In other words Liquidity means Buyers or Sellers stops below or above... Very Easily explained by you. Thank u..

[objectivity]

I just found your channel. You’re a great teacher brother. Much love from Canada

[poormansportfolio]

Love these types of videos with multiple examples thank u 🙏

[carlonomics]

love this short, simple, and straight to the point !!

[charlielit]

i love this bro you simplify it so well keep killing it!

[ShivamSingh-dygv]

The whole game is of liquidity. Every time I watch this video, my thoughts are confirmed

[halfover]

Thanks. You made the concepts clearer for me.

[waeldanieleid]

I’m from Germany and I don’t understand English very well, but your videos are amazing und your way to explain is very simple. Thank you very much. Dankeschön 🙌🏽

[ajaypbhudia]

Your videos are great, nice and short and straight to the point no Bu** Sh** for hours

[haytamriad]

that was the fast understude vedio of liquidity sides I ever seen and that was very helpful thanks a lot

[Jay-hqdy]

Thank you sir now i understood what liquidity is, another teachers complicated the shite out of it, you simplified it, great teacher

[jamespaul]

Awesome content. Clear and concise. My understanding of ICT is increasing EXPONENTIALLY. Thanks

[memphisoz]

Internal Range Liquidity is something I've been struggling with tbh

[aboooodee]

Man .. you just made things very clearer to me .. salut ✋🏻

[Itzfd]

I am hooked with ur videos and i very appreciate the simplicity but also full of realistic chart examples. Keep it up.