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# Predicting Price Movements with Our Method

Our approach systematically dissects the market to deliver accurate [**trade signals**.](https://unitedkings.net/) We merge **market structure shifts**, **liquidity analysis**, and timing (session behavior) to forecast upcoming price moves—this applies to forex, **gold**, or any high-liquidity market.

#### The Liquidity Sweep Strategy 🌐

One of our signature tactics is the **Liquidity Sweep Strategy**, which targets abrupt clear-outs of liquidity on either side of current price action.

**Step 1: Identify the Liquidity Sweep 🔍**

* **Higher Time Frame View:** Look for a single candlestick that sweeps out a prior high (bearish sweep) or low (bullish sweep). For gold, a sweep might clear a well-known level like **$1950** before reversing.
* **Validation:** The subsequent candle must confirm the sweep by not closing back above (in a bearish sweep) or below (in a bullish sweep) that level.

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**Step 2: Confirm with a Change of Character (CHoCH) ✅**

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* **Lower Time Frame Analysis:** After spotting the sweep on higher time frames (e.g., H4 or H1), zoom into M15 or M5 to find a **CHoCH**—an early signal of trend reversal or continuation.
* **Trade Setup:** Place **limit orders** at the newly revealed order block or Fair Value Gap. Some traders merge the order block and FVG into a single zone, positioning entries at the midpoint for a balanced risk-reward.

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**Step 3: Set Stop Loss and Target Profit 🎯**

* **Stop Loss Placement:**
  * For bullish trades (e.g., anticipating a gold rebound), place stops below the identified order block or the sweep candlestick’s low.
  * For bearish setups, place stops just above the relevant high.
* **Profit Target:** Aim for the next significant swing point or a major liquidity cluster. If gold is rallying, you might target round numbers like **$2000** or prior swing highs.

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