• When there is a run above/below relative EQH/EQL (BSL/SSL), you are anticipating a market structure shift. You are not forcing it. you are not trying get a head of it.
• When a short term high/low is taken, it does not need to close above/below that. That is really important.
• After a short term high/low is taken, you want to pay attention to the next candle. Does it create a FVG? the candle after is where you would look to potentially trade at the earliest.
• Internal range liquidity is looking for short term lows/high inside a price leg that we are retracing back into.
• Annotate on the 15M timeframe for your BSL and SSL pools and then going down to the 1M, 2M or 3M timeframe.
• Whenever there is 2 FVG after a market structure shift, the idea is you let it trade down to the lower one, you need to sacrifice that. If it trades down there and it comes back up into the second/higher FVG, you want to enter when it is in there and expect that the lower one wont be retraded into it again.

EXAMPLE: This was a live market example in episode 2.