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The Liquidity Sweep Checklist

The exact framework I use to identify high-probability liquidity sweeps before entering a trade. Stop guessing. Start reading the market.

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Everything you need to read a sweep

A concise, repeatable checklist you can run before every entry. No fluff, just the steps that actually matter.

Sweep identification

Clear criteria to confirm you're seeing a true liquidity grab, not just random volatility.

Entry timing

Exactly when to execute after the sweep so you avoid chasing price and getting filled at the extremes.

Stop placement

Where to hide your stop so you're protected, but not sitting right where the next sweep will run you.

Invalidation rules

Objective conditions that tell you the idea is invalid, so you can exit without emotion or hesitation.

Session context

How to align sweeps with session timing, liquidity pools, and higher-timeframe bias for cleaner trades.

Real trade examples

Annotated examples from actual Forex and futures trades so you can see the checklist in action, step by step.

Built for serious students

If you're treating trading like a skill to master, not a lottery ticket, this checklist is built for you.

Traders tired of getting swept out

If price constantly tags your stop then runs to your target without you, this will help you understand why.

Students who want a repeatable process

You'll get a simple, step-by-step framework you can plug into your existing strategy and journal.

Anyone learning ICT / Smart Money Concepts

Use this as a bridge between theory and execution so you're not just marking charts, but taking structured trades.