Learn Every Trading Confluence In 18 Minutes
TJR · 4,060 words · 20 min read · EN-ORIG

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These are the top five trading confluences that I would use if I had to relearn trading as a complete beginner over today. In fact, these are the only confluences that I use on a day-to-day basis within my own trading today. They're quite literally all that I need in order to predict [music] where price
wants to go on a daily basis on the chart. So, with that being said, I'm going to teach every single one of them to you guys today so that you guys can understand where price is going by using these confluences all together. That being said, let's [music] jump onto the charts and let's figure this thing out.
We are going to start with the very first confluence, which is liquidity. Liquidity is by far my favorite confluence to use in trading because it tells us a bunch of things. Number one, it tells us where orders have been filled and where price is going to target next. It gives us two things, the
opportunity to enter and then also the opportunity to exit. It's by far the best confluence and the market moves off of liquidity. So, in order to understand liquidity, we need to first understand what does it mean? Liquidity is essentially resting orders on a chart. A liquidity sweep is when those resting orders have been swept or filled and
then price is going to move in the opposite direction. So, in order to know what liquidity is or where liquidity lies, we need to understand where resting orders lay on a chart. Probably think I'm going to go into some sort of riddle. No, liquidity lies above highs and below lows within the market. How do
we make a high? With a move up then a move down. How do we make a low? With a move down then a move up. So, we know that liquidity lies underneath lows and above highs within the market, meaning there's resting orders above highs and below lows. Now that we understand that and we know that the market is typically
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