Internal vs External Range Liquidity (IRL and ERL) Explained
External range liquidity sits beyond the range high and low; internal range liquidity sits inside. See how the two differ and how to map them on a chart.
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External range liquidity sits beyond the range high and low; internal range liquidity sits inside. See how the two differ and how to map them on a chart.
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Range trading buys near support and sells near resistance while price moves sideways. Learn how to spot a range, trade its edges, place the stop and know when the range has broken.
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Before you trade, you must know what the market is doing. Learn how to identify an uptrend, a downtrend and a range from highs and lows, and how to trade with the trend.
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The London breakout strategy trades the move that often follows the quiet Asian session. Learn how to mark the range, tell a real breakout from a fakeout and plan a trade with a stop and target.
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A false breakout happens when price breaks a level, fails to hold, and returns. Learn how to spot a fakeout, tell it from a real breakout and trade the move back inside the range.
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Premium and discount zones split a price range in half to show whether price is relatively expensive or cheap. Learn how to mark them, use them with the trend and plan a trade with a stop and target.
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Market structure is the sequence of swing highs and swing lows that shows who is in control. Learn swings, trends, ranges, BOS and CHoCH step by step.
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An inside bar is a small candle that stays inside the range of the previous large candle, a pause before the next move. Learn the rules, when to skip it and a worked breakout trade with a stop and target.
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The EMA pullback strategy uses the 20 and 50 EMA to trade with the trend. Learn how to confirm the trend, enter when a pullback ends, skip ranging markets and plan a trade with a stop and target.
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The MACD shows the momentum of a trend using two moving averages. Learn the 12, 26, 9 settings, how crossovers, the zero line and divergence work, and why the MACD gives false signals in ranges.
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