Disliked{quote} Opps. I think I got it the opposite. That's what I learned from YouTube. When price move fast and far, it's low liquidity When price is tight, it is high liquidity. Now I am confused. I think the youtuber cheated me. That's the disadvantage being a newbie.Must watch more youtube .
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For price to move, price needs to achieve an imbalance of around 3:1 buyers over sellers or sellers over buyers. They move price by either stacking one side of the order book with high liquidity, or they remove liquidity on one one.
But the liquidity needs to be converted into volume before price moves as increasing volume is expansion of price.
Therefore if all buyers are removed from the market (relative to current price), we get imbalance and a trend.
Liquidity is just a tool to confuse the actions of major players intentions. The only way we can guess is the tire marks left on the road from a burnout which is volume.
Trading thin liquidity at the boundary of the charts
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