Floor 4: Value
Draw on Liquidity
Draw on Liquidity gives you a chart with several resting pools and asks where SMC traders would say price is drawn next. You set the bias, up or down, then tap one pool. It teaches a two-part rule for choosing a target: the side set by the last structure break, then the nearest pool still resting.
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What it teaches
Choosing a target: the nearest unswept pool that agrees with structure.
- Reading bias from the last structure break before looking for a target.
- The draw on liquidity is the nearest resting pool on that side, beyond the last close.
- Ignoring pools that have already been swept.
- Passing over a far pool when a nearer one rests on the same side.
How a round plays
- A chart shows recent structure and several pools above and below the last close. Early levels draw the pools as dashed lines and mark the last break.
- Set the bias: up or down, from the last candle that closed beyond a swing.
- Tap the level you would treat as the next target. The tap snaps to wicks, and arrow buttons move it one pip.
- Press "Check with the Lens". The Lens marks the last structure break, every resting pool and the target the rule picks.
- A run is eight charts and takes about four minutes.
How it is graded
The rule here: the target is the nearest resting pool on the side of the last structure break, beyond the last close. Both the bias and the level are graded. A miss says which part failed: wrong bias, no pool there, a swept pool, the wrong side, or not the nearest.
The honest note
A draw on liquidity is a way to choose a target that is consistent and written down. It is not a statement that price will get there.