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Liquidity Voids: ICT for Futures Explained

TL;DR

Liquidity Voids — Thin areas get filled. When price delivers in one direction fast, it leaves a void: a stretch where almost no two-sided trading happened.

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Where this fits in the Confluence Method

This lesson lives in the Stack step of the Confluence Method, where you confirm price action and structure and a key level before a setup qualifies as a trade.

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Full transcript

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0:00Welcome back. Liquidity voids — the thin air price comes back to fill. When price delivers in one direction fast, it leaves a void: a stretch where almost no two-sided trading happened. The market is an efficiency engine, so it tends to come back and rebalance that void before continuing. Spotting the void tells you where price is likely headed on the pullback.

0:24Markets revisit voids to deliver fair price. Trade the rebalance.