Liquidity can also be authored. It can be created in such a way that when I step in, the market finds stability, and when I step back, the market can still continue without breaking like echos, recursions higher than the anchored low.
That’s the difference between trading and control.
A trader tries to capture profit from variance.
Control is about shaping variance into resolution.
It’s not just about where liquidity is — it’s about creating follow-through even when you’re no longer in the position.
When I anchor a low, capture the move, exit, and still leave the structure intact, I’m not simply reacting to liquidity — I’m building it.
That’s authorship.
That’s why consequence matters.
Because it means the market is no longer just responding to flows — it’s responding to presence.
This is liquidity beyond price.
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