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External & Internal Range

Liquidity
TIME FRAME ALIGNMENT

1. Monthly levels > Daily structure

2. Weekly levels > H4 structure

3. Daily levels > H1 structure

DEFINING EXTERNAL & INTERNAL RANGE LIQUIDITY

1. External Range Liquidity [ERL] is defined by highs or lows.

2. Internal Range Liquidity [IRL] is defined by Fair value gaps.

When external range liquidity is taken a FVG [IRL] becomes the next draw
When a FVG is tagged an old low or old high [ERL] becomes the next draw
PRICE ONLY DOES TWO THINGS

1. Draws to old highs and lows

2. Rebalances an Imbalance

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External & Internal Range Liquidity 3
case study internal range liquidity to external range liquidity

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case study external range liquidity to internal range liquidity

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