Most traders think that the institutional block is enough to enter... but the truth is that if you don't connect the block with the liquidity gap, you still don't see the full picture! 😈
✅ First: Quick Review – What is an Institutional Block?
These are massive candles (either buying or selling) that appeared before a strong price movement.
Institutions inject their liquidity there... and then the market flies.
🔎 This usually occurs in areas:
• End of accumulation (for massive buying candles)
• Or the end of distribution (for massive selling candles)
🔥 Second: What does a liquidity gap mean?
Liquidity gap = the area where the price shot up quickly and 'swallowed' all the existing orders...
📉 It means they left no opportunity for anyone to ride with them!
This gap is formed by fast candles without wicks, meaning that institutions entered with full force and wiped out all the liquidity in the way! 💣
🤯 The hidden secret: the killer merge!
💡 If you find an institutional block next to or below a liquidity gap...
So, you are facing the strongest trading opportunity possible 🧨
That means:
• The block = institutional operations center.
• The gap = execution of the operation.
👣 Practical steps for beginners:
1️⃣ Open the currency chart you are following on the 1H or 4H timeframe.
2️⃣ Identify the large candles without wicks (these are gaps).
3️⃣ Go back to the chart and look for the last institutional block before the gap.
4️⃣ If the price is currently returning to the block: this is the strongest entry point.
🎯 Buy entry if the block is buying + the gap is bullish.
🎯 Sell entry if the block is selling + the gap is bearish.
⚠️ Important warnings:
🚫 Block without a gap? It could be a trap.
🚫 Gap without a block? Not always effective.
✅ Both together? 🔐 The real key for institutional entry.
💬 The next one is stronger:
Stay tuned and get ready to uncover more market secrets!
