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In this video, you are going to learn about the story liquidity tells you. Because what exactly does liquidity tell you? Well, it tells you what the next target is. And you can know the next target if you know how to confirm a sweep versus a run. So, you might already be familiar with what a sweep of liquidity is versus a run on liquidity, but you might not exactly know how to confirm it exactly. So, I'm going to give you a simple framework on how to confirm it. Now, on top of that, it tells you an institutional story, at least how I like to interpret it. On top of that, it tells you the trend as well. And that trend, whether we are bullish, bearish, or consolidating, will allow you to not only capitalize on winners a lot more. It will also allow you to avoid silly losses. Because quite frankly, if you don't understand the story that liquidity tries to tell you, and you are doing the exact opposite of what the liquidity is trying to do, then you will encounter a lot of silly losses that could have just been avoided. This is basically everything that you should know about liquidity. Now, the first thing we need to dive into is of course liquidity itself. So, what actually is liquidity? If you're already familiar with this, again, this is just a quick refresher as to how I determine what liquidity is. First of all, we have of course the swing lows right there. So, that swing low, for example, that is what I refer to as liquidity. Then of course, we also have the swing high right there. So, swing highs and swing lows, also known as swing points, are also known as liquidity. So, when I refer to, for example, liquidity, I refer to swing highs and swing lows. Because above a swing high, there's a liquidity. There are orders there. Below a swing low, there's also liquidity because there are also orders below a swing low. Now, exactly what type of orders and what we're looking at, all things we're going to dive into later on in this video. Now, what most people do miss is that this is also liquidity. That line right there. Because what is that line? That is a previous candle low. Below previous candle lows, and also above previous candle highs, like we see right there, there's also liquidity.