Most traders do not fail because of their entry points... they fail because they do not understand the underlying driver of price.
The market is not random; it is designed (engineered). Every move is driven by liquidity, timing, and algorithmic memory.
If you've ever wondered why it seems that the market hits your "Stop Loss" before moving in your direction, here is the truth:
Price is programmed to seek liquidity.
* Equal highs? Liquidity.
* Equal lows? Liquidity.
* Price imbalances? Liquidity.
* Highs and lows of sessions? Liquidity.
The algorithm knows exactly where retail traders place their stop loss orders, and it uses those levels as fuel to move.
Here is the biggest concept that most traders overlook:
There are high resistance liquidity runs... and there are low resistance liquidity runs.
High resistance runs are volatile, slow, and full of traps.
Low resistance runs penetrate price smoothly because the algorithm has a clear path.
When you combine this with timing... like seasonal tendencies and session delivery timing... the market becomes logical and its understanding suddenly becomes clear.
Example: The (GBPUSD) pair typically forms a seasonal high in mid-April and drops until late May, while the dollar index (DXY) strengthens.
If you combine that with liquidity raids, SMT divergence, and displacement shift... you will get a clear narrative on why price should drop.
This is the foundation upon which "Algorithmic Price Action" is built. Structure... time... liquidity... and execution.
If you are serious about achieving consistency, start studying how the algorithm actually moves.
Stop chasing indicators.
And start understanding the underlying mechanics of price.
