“Master the Liquidity Grab Strategy! 💰📉 | Fibonacci & Market Displacement Explained

1. Liquidity Grab and Displacement: During market consolidation, liquidity is built on both sides of the market (above resistance and below support). The price will typically move to take out liquidity from one side before showing a sharp displacement in the opposite direction.

2. Fibonacci Retracement to Discount Zone: After displacement, traders wait for a pullback, usually to the Fibonacci golden zone (between 61.8% and 78.6%), which is considered a discount area for optimal trade entry.

3. Targeting Nearest Liquidity: Once the trade is entered in the golden zone, the target is set at the nearest liquidity level, such as previous highs or lows where stop-loss orders are likely to be placed by other market participants.