Step 1: Price performs a liquidity sweep of previous lows (e.g. daily, weekly, monthly, equal lows).

Step 2: Price expands higher, causing a Break of Structure (BoS), retraces, and forms a Higher Low (HL) without taking out the swept low.

Step 3: After another BoS, price returns to take out the structural liquidity under the HL, then reverses for a longer move upward.

This setup confirms a trend reversal or continuation and sets the stage for a bullish swing entry. Flip this logic for bearish trades.

• POC (Point of Control): Enter near POC if it aligns with a higher low or swept liquidity level.
• HVN (High Volume Node): Look for reactions, pauses, or base formations around HVNs during retracements.
• LVN (Low Volume Node): Use for breakout and quick entry signals after BOS confirmation.
• Volume Gap: Ideal for expecting quick fills after liquidity grab — enter on bullish candle confirmation.

Align your entry with market session timing and confluence using liquidity and volume patterns.

London Session: Ideal for catching initial liquidity sweeps and early break-of-structure setups. Best hours: 7:00 AM – 10:00 AM GMT.

New York Session: Great for confirmations and continuation entries. Watch for liquidity grabs near session opens. Best hours: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM GMT.

Overlap (London & New York): Highest volatility window for potential execution of full liquidity sweep setups. Peak time: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM GMT.

Note: Avoid Asian session unless backtesting proves consistent high-probability sweeps in your selected instrument.