Order CHULE MORENO

Nearby liquidity refers to localized concentrations of resting orders positioned close to the current market price, typically derived from lower or equivalent timeframe market structure.

These liquidity pools commonly originate from:

Recent swing highs and swing lows

Equal highs (EQH) and equal lows (EQL)

Short-term range boundaries

Price interacts with nearby liquidity to facilitate order execution and generate short-term displacement.
Once this liquidity is absorbed, price often transitions toward higher-timeframe or more dominant liquidity pools.

Nearby liquidity serves as short-term fuel, not directional bias.
Directional intent is confirmed only after structural reaction or displacement.