@itsnathanoreilly: Not every wick through a high or low should automatically be treated as a valid liquidity sweep. The part that matters is the structure behind the level being swept. If price takes a key high, look at the key low that formed before it. Did that low actually cause a break of structure? In the first example, it didn’t. Price takes the high, but because the originating low never broke structure, that sweep does not have the same confirmation and price continues higher. In the second example, the level being swept comes from a swing that actually broke structure. That gives the sweep completely different context. So instead of seeing a wick through liquidity and immediately labelling it a sweep, look at what the level actually did before it was taken. Follow for more price action and market structure breakdowns. #LiquiditySweep #MarketStructure #PriceAction #TradingEducation