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Liquidity Sweeps in Simple Words....

Liquidity sweeps happen when price moves fast to grab stop-losses and pending orders, then goes in the real direction.

Big players know where retail traders place stops above resistance & below support so price is pushed there on purpose to collect liquidity.

For beginners, a liquidity sweep looks like:

Sudden spike up

Sharp drop

Breakout that doesn’t last

Price breaks a level, everyone screams “BREAKOUT!” or “BREAKDOWN!” — and then price instantly reverses.

That move is not random. It’s designed to trap late buyers and panic sellers.

Most traders lose because they chase the move:

Buy after breakout

Sell after breakdown

Exactly when smart money is exiting.

How to trade liquidity sweeps

Don’t enter instantly after a level breaks

Wait for confirmation

If price reclaims the level quickly, it’s often a sweep

Patience = protection

Liquidity sweeps are not bad... they’re how markets operate.

Once you understand them, you stop getting trapped and start trading WITH smart money, not against it.