Liquidity Sweep
Price moves through an obvious level, triggers orders, then fails back inside the prior area. The lesson is not "every sweep reverses." The lesson is to wait for rejection and invalidation.
Animated explainers
Each animated panel focuses on one learning job: show the sequence, reveal the pressure, and name what the student should notice.
Price moves through an obvious level, triggers orders, then fails back inside the prior area. The lesson is not "every sweep reverses." The lesson is to wait for rejection and invalidation.
The widest area marks where the most volume traded. Students should compare value, acceptance, rejection, and migration instead of treating the POC as magic.
Delta helps show aggressive buying and selling. The important question is whether aggressive effort actually produces price progress.
Footprints expose transactions at price. Students should look for imbalance, absorption, exhaustion, and context instead of memorizing one pattern.
Risk sizing starts before entry. The workflow is account size, allowed risk, invalidation distance, position size, then trade review.