What it means
Stop beyond the sweep; target the opposite liquidity. If price never returns to your limit order, let it go.
In practice
This model strings three ideas into one plan. First price takes liquidity at an obvious high or low. Then it reverses with force, breaking a recent swing point and leaving a fair value gap. The entry is a limit order in that gap.
The stop sits beyond the extreme of the sweep and the target is the liquidity on the opposite side, which usually gives a favourable ratio of reward to risk.
What to watch for
Every step has to be there: no sweep or no displacement means no setup. The entry often does not fill because price leaves without returning, and widening the rules to get more trades removes the edge the model depends on.
Related terms
4 terms- Market structure shiftMSSICT's stricter change of character: a break against the trend that comes with displacement, often right after a liquidity sweep.
- Fair value gapFVGA three-candle gap where candle 1's wick and candle 3's wick don't overlap, left by a fast move.
- Liquidity sweepPrice wicking through an obvious high or low to take the stops, then closing back inside and reversing.
- Silver BulletICT's one-hour model: an FVG entry toward the draw on liquidity inside 3-4 am, 10-11 am or 2-3 pm New York time.