CX Trading

🚨 UNDERSTANDING DAILY LIQUIDITY LEVELS EVERY TRADER SHOULD MARK ✍️ Professional traders don’t start the day by looking for entries. They first identify where liquidity is resting, because price is often drawn toward these levels before making its next significant move. 📌 KEY DAILY LIQUIDITY LEVELS ✔ Previous Day High (PDH) A major source of buy-side liquidity. Price often tests or sweeps this level before deciding its next direction. ✔ Previous Day Low (PDL) A key sell-side liquidity zone where stop losses commonly accumulate. ✔ Daily Open (DO) The opening price of the trading day. It can act as an intraday reference for market sentiment and direction. ✔ Previous Day Close (PDC) A respected institutional reference level. Price frequently reacts around the previous day’s closing price. ✔ New Daily High / New Daily Low When price creates a fresh daily high or low, watch carefully. It may signal trend continuation or become a liquidity sweep before a reversal. 🧠 FINAL SECRET Never trade these levels in isolation. Wait for: ✔ Liquidity Sweep ✔ Market Structure Shift (MSS) ✔ Fair Value Gap (FVG) ✔ Order Block ✔ Higher Timeframe Bias Liquidity levels tell you where price may go. Confirmation tells you when to trade. 👇 Follow us for more Smart Money Concepts and join our Telegram through the link in our bio. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and not financial advice. Trading involves risk, and you should only trade with money you can afford to lose.