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Most traders are the liquidity that smart money uses.

That is exactly why you keep buying the top and selling the bottom.

Let me show you what liquidity actually is and how to spot it before everyone else.

So now, before we can start trading using liquidity and liquidity concepts,

we of course need to answer the question, what is liquidity?

And here, liquidity is one of these terms that can be hard to understand in the beginning,

but I will try my very best to explain these terms in super simple terms.

So in very simple terms,

liquidity is simply how easy it is to buy or sell something quickly without moving the price.

So one sort of way to think about this is,

you know, if you look at this image right here,

I try to really demonstrate the difference here between a sort of high liquidity,

you know, in real life market and a low liquidity in real life market.

So if we have a,

for example, a farmer's market,

right, like we have here to the right,

you can see that we have many buyers and sellers that are buying and selling all the time.

And because we have, you know,

trading happening all the time.

That means that the prices will stay around the same because of competition.

So no one can come in here and sell,

I don't know, tomatoes for $100 a piece.

That doesn't really work because there will be other sellers that sell it for much less and so on and so on.

And one big buyer can't really come in and buy everything in the market.

So the price will stay much more stable and it will be easy to buy and sell stuff.

But if we instead look at the image here to the right,

this is what I try to show an example of a low liquidity market.

So if we have, for example,

an antique shop where we maybe only have one buyer and one seller at a time,

this means that the price will,

first of all, move much more slowly.

We will have fewer transactions, right?

But what it also means,

and this is very important,

is that if one buyer comes in,

and let's say this buyer really wants this vase right here,

he can actually affect the market himself.

Maybe, you know, the seller realizes that he really wants the vase,

and he can then, you know,

increase the price of the vase and only sell it,

you know, for higher prices.

I hope this gets a little bit intuitive understanding of what high versus low liquidity.

When you think about high liquidity,

think about lots of buyers and sellers and that the price moves more smooth, like right here.

And when you have low liquidity,

think about less buyers and sellers and more,

you know, they can affect the price more easily.

So here, the more buyers and sellers there are at every price,

the more liquidity and the smoother the price moves.

So think about it like this.

High liquidity equals price moves more smoothly.

Low liquidity means price jumps in big chunks.

And here, and this is very important,

and you will learn about this throughout the course,

most traders are the liquidity that smart money uses.

So smart money traders are basically the big boys,

the traders with lots of money like hedge funds,

banks, and so on and so on.

And we will talk about later on in this course how

these traders can actually manipulate the price to take advantage of you and your liquidity.

But for now, you don't need to worry about that too much

because I want to jump into TradingView and show you an example of low versus high liquidity.

Okay, so now we are in trading view and I actually have two charts up right here.

On the left, you can see that we have the Bitcoin chart open

and we are right now on a five minute time frame.

So every candlestick represents five minutes of trading.

And on the left here,

I have a much smaller cryptocurrency known as JASMI.

And we are also here on the five minute time frame.

But the reason I chose these two charts right here is simple.

this chart to the left is an example of a high liquidity chart

while the chart here to the right is an example of oops a low liquidity chart

and how can we see this well the first sign

that I hope you can see let me make this chart a little bit bigger is

that the price to the left here on the high liquidity chart is much more smooth.

You can see here, every candlestick looks like a normal candle.

You can see here to the left,

all the candles looks normal.

We have, you know, some candles with big bodies.

We have some wicks right here,

for example, a shooting star.

But if you look at the low liquidity example,

I hope you can see that the candlesticks looks like,

you know, very ugly to put it blunt.

You know, the candles are looking ugly.

And what you will also see if we zoom in here is that you will see many candles that look,

for example, something like this.

You can see right here,

we have two candles that are just lines.

This right here is a classic example of very low liquidity

because this means that during this time pretty much no trades were executed maybe a few trades

but not enough trades to actually move the price

so very low amount of trading and what you also can see is

that we have these gaps when we have gaps on the five minute chart

that is a clear warning sign that we're talking about low liquidity

so this is a tip I can already give you guys that when you see a chart like this,

when you have many ugly candles,

you will have many candles without wicks, for example, right here.

You will have many candles that are used lines, for example, right here.

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This is an indication of very low liquidity.

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And these markets are in general,

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both much harder to trade,

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but they are also much easier for people with lots of money to manipulate.

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So my tip here for most beginners is to really try to avoid low liquidity markets right here

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and focus on high liquidity markets when we have nice and smooth price action.

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All right, so now then,

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now let's take a look at this video.

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It was just a very short clip from our full liquidity trading course right here on YouTube.

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To access the full course,

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all you need to do is to click or tap on the screen right here.

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I hope to see you all over there very, very soon.

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