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Finding the Daily Bias ONLY Using Liquidity

6:54555 summary words · ~3 min readEnglishBy Inter Equity TradingTranscribed Jul 30, 2026

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Summary

Determining daily directional bias does not require complex indicators; traders can identify market direction simply by locating where early buyers or sellers were trapped on higher timeframes and waiting for lower-timeframe liquidity sweeps before entering.

Simplifying bias identification around liquidity sweeps prevents traders from getting caught in consolidation traps and stops premature entry mistakes during session opens.

Section summaries

Introduction & Daily Chart Setup

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The presenter introduces the core goal of the video: finding daily directional bias strictly through liquidity without complex indicators. Using the Gold daily timeframe, Wednesday's high and low are marked to prepare for trading Thursday's price action.

Daily bias starts by marking the previous day's high and low.
Analyzing previous day structure clarifies probable targets for the next trading day.

Establishes the core premise and baseline chart setup on the daily timeframe.

Analyzing Traps & Higher-Timeframe Target

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Moving to the 1-hour chart, the presenter dissects Wednesday's sell-off in the London session. The move took out prior support levels to trap buyers before respecting liquidity and reversing. This confirms a bullish bias for Thursday targeting the 3328 high on the left.

Aggressive moves that take out lows and immediately reverse are liquidity trap moves.
Target selection should combine previous daily highs with key structural swing highs on the left.

Demonstrates how to read higher-timeframe trap moves to establish directional bias.

New York Open & Early Buyer Inducement

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Dropping to the 1-minute chart at 8 AM New York session, price moves up and then ranges for over two hours. The presenter identifies how this ranging behavior creates an inducement low around 3307 where retail buyers accumulate stop losses.

Consolidation above session lows builds early buyer liquidity.
Strict rules dictate waiting for early buyer stop losses to get swept before buying.

Teaches how to visually identify inducement and avoid low-probability consolidation trades.

Execution, Stop Placement & Target Hit

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The video outlines precise entry parameters: targeting a clean zone below the swept liquidity with stop losses maintained beneath structural support. Price traps late retail buyers, tags the buy zone, and rapidly expands on the 5-minute chart to hit the daily high target.

Place stop loss strictly below structural low and target higher-timeframe liquidity.
Lower timeframes provide execution while higher timeframes dictate direction.

Shows the exact trade entry execution, risk management, and profit-target resolution.

Key points

Higher-Timeframe Traps Define Daily Bias — Analyzing the previous day's high and low reveals whether recent price expansion was designed to induce traders into bad positions. When a daily sell-off clears liquidity into support and reverses, that move is a trap, establishing a bullish daily bias toward the opposing daily high.
Identifying Early-Trader Inducement — Before price expands toward the daily target, it frequently ranges and creates equal or prominent lows during early session hours. These temporary support levels induce early retail buyers whose stop losses create the liquidity needed to fund the real move.
Entering Only Below Swept Liquidity — High-probability entries occur only after price sweeps past the induced retail lows into a historical zone where liquidity has already been cleared. Stops are placed below the structural invalidation point, with profit targets set at higher-timeframe liquidity pools.

“Everyone likes to complicate the daily bias. Today, I'm going to simplify it as much as possible.” — Interquity Presenter

“We only want to buy below this low. Period. That's it. It's as simple as that, guys.” — Interquity Presenter

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What's going on, guys? Welcome back to

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another Interquity video. Today is going

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to be a gold one. All right, we have

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been getting a ton a ton of comments in

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our previous videos about making one

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about the daily bias. Everyone likes to

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complicate the daily bias. Today, I'm

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going to simplify it as much as

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possible. We are only going to be using

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liquidity and determining where price

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can head throughout the day.

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[Music]

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All right. So, here we are on the daily

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time frame on gold. I simply marked out

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previous high and previous low of the

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previous day. So, in this example,

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Wednesday's high, Wednesday's low, and

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we're going to be looking to trade

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Thursday's price action. Okay? When I

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hop on the charts every single morning,

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I just want to have a good idea of what

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the previous day did because it can help

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you understand what the following day is

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going to do. So, in this example,

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Thursday's price action. Let's open this

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price action up to the 1 hour time frame

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and what can we see? So, Wednesday, we

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have to dissect this move that occurred

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on Wednesday. We had a big sell-off to

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the downside. Okay. Now, what was the

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purpose of that sell-off? If I grab

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these lows on the left hand side,

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hopefully this makes more sense. But

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buyers were entering positions in these

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levels here. Okay, above these lows. So,

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Wednesday, big sell off to trap the

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buyers. Automatically in my head, I got

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to think it's the following day. Now,

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let's target the highs back to the

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upside. Okay, so Wednesday trap move

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down. Thursday, correct move back up to

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the upside. Now, we have to start

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pairing this with liquidity. And I don't

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want to over complicate this, okay? I

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want to keep it as simple as possible

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for you guys. Wednesday, we sold off in

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London. Okay, I have the Wednesday high

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marked out right here. We want to

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understand why the sell-off occurred.

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Okay, where did it stem from? Where did

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it come from? Now, look to the left hand

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side over here. If I draw this on, we

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sold off from these highs over here.

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Now, I understand that's not how the

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market operates. We need to run

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liquidity in order to move the other

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way. And in this instance, the market

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respected liquidity and move the other

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way. So, that tells me that this move

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from high to low is a trap move to the

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downside. Okay? And I want to be buying

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this price action back up. Okay? So, if

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there was buying opportunities in

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London, cool. You want to look for that

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buy and hold it to that daily high and

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the high from the lefth hand side. Okay?

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And in my situation, I only trade New

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York session. So, what do I want to see

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in New York in order to target this

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high? Again, I want to keep this as

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simple as possible for you guys. I want

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to be able to identify a low that we're

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building liquidity at. So, if I just

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draw this out for you guys, think about

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it for a moment. A lot of people maybe

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would mark this low out or maybe even

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this low. No, this is all wrong. Where

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did the liquidity start building at?

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This low right here. Okay. So, we want

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to see this low taken out. All right.

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And then once we take that that that low

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out, that liquidity out, we can target

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these highs to the upside. Okay. But

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this is one what we want to be looking

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for, inducing early buyers. Wait for

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them to get trapped and then trade the

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other way. So, now we're here on the 1

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minute chart looking at gold. This is 8

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a.m. Okay, so we are at New York open

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and I'll speed up price action here a

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little bit so we can get a good idea of

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what's going on. All right, so we get a

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bullish move to the upside. Okay, and

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then we start ranging. I'm going to

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pause it in a moment here. Okay, cool.

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Let's leave it here and break down this

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price action. So based off what I just

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showed you guys on the diagram,

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understanding how to find and how to

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identify where liquidity is. Very, very

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simple. Look at this. I'm going to draw

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one box and hopefully this is starting

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to train your eyes more and more and

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more. Look how we stabbed into this area

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once 2 3 4 and even had another move to

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the upside. Okay, inducing buyers into

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the market. So since we had that move to

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the upside, where do you think buyers

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are going to be entering again? Simple,

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straightforward from this low. But we

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understand now that liquidity is going

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to be below this low. So, in order for

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us to match that higher time frame move,

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that daily bias, we need to buy below

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these lows, target Wednesday high, but

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not only Wednesday high. Remember where

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that move came from? This high from the

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left hand side, 3328.

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Okay, so we end up ranging a little bit

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longer. Check this out. For a total of

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over 2 hours, 2 hours, we ranged in

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here, building so much early buyer

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liquidity. Okay, this is when patience

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and discipline is very, very important.

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We only want to buy below this low.

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Period. That's it. It's as simple as

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that, guys. There's no if, ands, or

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buts. It's a strict plan. It's a strict

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rule. We want to buy below 3307.

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Okay. Now, how do we enter? That's what

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everybody always wants to know, right?

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Very simple. We need to identify a level

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that doesn't have liquidity anymore. And

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look what happens right below here. This

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was right before New York New York open.

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We took out this high, then had a

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sell-off to the downside.

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Okay, the sell-off did what? Trapped

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buyers. So, I'm now going to view this

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low as a low that does not have

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liquidity.

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I can mark out this whole area. Okay?

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And we can look to take positions. As

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soon as we tap into this area, stop has

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to always remain below this low. Okay?

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That never changes. We're going to

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target back the highs. As simple as

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that. Okay? Don't need to over

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complicate anything. Price

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sells off, doesn't take us in yet. We

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get a false reaction up. Check this out.

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B upside, which tells me buyers are

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entering positions and they're going to

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have stop losses below this low. So,

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wait to see them get taken out of the

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market. They get trapped. We get tagged

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in. So, notice how all the early traders

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are trapped. And now we are in our

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position. We're going to go to the

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5minut time frame and align that with

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our daily bias. Again, we use the lower

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time frame for entry, higher time frame

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for daily bias. Okay? And then again,

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we're going to be targeting daily high

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and that high from the left. Check this

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out.

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And just like that, we hunt that

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previous daily high. Not only that high,

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again, we're not just buying below daily

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lows and targeting daily highs. No, we

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need to understand where liquidity is.

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And that matched up with that daily to

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daily in this example. This high from

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the left hand side. All right, guys.

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Thanks for watching. I hope you guys

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enjoyed this video on daily bias. I hope

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you're starting to see that all these

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other videos that over complicate

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things. It's just too much. We like to

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keep it as simple as possible here at

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Interquity. We focus on liquidity on

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every time frame from 1 minute all the

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way up to the weekly. It's all fractal.

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