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Liquidity Grabs & Break of Structure
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What this lesson covers
A liquidity grab and a break of structure look similar on a chart and mean very different things, and confusing the two is expensive. This lesson makes the difference clear. A liquidity grab is a set of wicks pushing a few pips beyond the level, taking out the stops resting there and returning almost immediately. It is a stop hunt, not a signal, and it is not confirmation of anything. A break of structure is a decisive move through the level that holds, and that is what a trade should be built on. The lesson demonstrates both on charts, shows how to wait for the distinction to resolve rather than acting on the first move through a level, and explains why patience here removes a common category of losing trade.