❓Question:
Why does price often reverse so quickly after tapping a liquidity pool?
✅ Answer:
Because the liquidity pool was the target.
We know that a High Time Frame (HTF) CRT becomes a Lower Time Frame (LTF) liquidity pool when we zoom in. Price is naturally drawn to these areas because they contain stop losses and pending orders.
Once price reaches the liquidity pool and collects the required liquidity, its objective is fulfilled. The market can then shift direction and move toward the next target.
Simple Logic:
🔹 HTF CRT = LTF Liquidity Pool
🔹 Price seeks liquidity
🔹 Liquidity gets raided
🔹 Objective is completed
🔹 Price delivers to the next target
This is why many sharp reversals begin with a liquidity sweep.
Key Lesson:
Don't focus only on the reversal. Focus on why price went there in the first place. Understanding that HTF CRTs act as LTF liquidity pools can completely change how you view market movements. 🎯📈
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