Understanding Liquidity Zones
Why session highs, lows, and volume-based levels matter more than round numbers.
April 13, 2026 · 6 min read
What makes a level meaningful
Levels with a history of meaningful participation — not arbitrary round numbers — tend to be more relevant reference points for price behavior.
Session structure
Session highs and lows often act as reference liquidity, particularly around the open of major sessions such as London and New York.
Using zones responsibly
Liquidity zones are context for risk planning, not standalone entry signals. Combine them with your broader market structure and risk framework.
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