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Compression (Low Resistance Liquidity Run) 🐾 Compression or LRLR is an efficient price delivery method that leaves fresh liquidity behind highs/lows. 🐾 The main feature of compression is that the price traverses demand and supply mitigation zones and/or covers price imbalances (fully or more than 50%). 🐾 Compression forms a liquidity trendline that will act as a catalyst for aggressive price movement in the future. The idea behind compression is that efficiently delivered price does not require demand and supply mitigation zones (as smart capital has already conducted all necessary manipulations earlier). 🐾 Therefore, it can be assumed with the highest probability that the compression zone will create the least resistance for the price. #EducationalPost #TradingTips

Compression (Low Resistance Liquidity Run)

🐾 Compression or LRLR is an efficient price delivery method that leaves fresh liquidity behind highs/lows.

🐾 The main feature of compression is that the price traverses demand and supply mitigation zones and/or covers price imbalances (fully or more than 50%).

🐾 Compression forms a liquidity trendline that will act as a catalyst for aggressive price movement in the future. The idea behind compression is that efficiently delivered price does not require demand and supply mitigation zones (as smart capital has already conducted all necessary manipulations earlier).

🐾 Therefore, it can be assumed with the highest probability that the compression zone will create the least resistance for the price.

#EducationalPost #TradingTips

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