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It specifically identifies key liquidity reference points including Previous Day Highs (PDH), Previous Day Lows (PDL), Previous Week Highs (PWH), Previous Week Lows (PWL), Equal Highs (EQH), and Equal Lows (EQL). These price levels serve as critical zones where market participants often place stop-loss and entry orders, indicating areas where liquidity is likely to be concentrated and subsequently targeted by institutional price movements. By understanding these liquidity-based markers, traders can better anticipate potential market reversals, breakouts, and order flow dynamics within various asset classes. 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