There's a pattern that repeats: price rises just far enough to take the stops above an obvious high, and then it turns. It's no coincidence. It's going to seek liquidity.
What liquidity is
Liquidity is the orders piled up in obvious zones: above highs (shorts' stops, breakout entries) and below lows (longs' stops). They're magnets: price tends to visit them before making its real move.
Where to look
The most reliable liquidity zones are at the extremes everyone sees: recent highs and lows, round numbers, equal highs or lows. The more obvious the level, the more orders behind it. automatically maps those zones from validated pivots and volume.
How to use it
The idea isn't to chase liquidity, but to wait for it. If you know there's a pocket of liquidity above, you don't naively buy the breakout: you anticipate that price may rise to sweep it and turn. You read the trap before falling into it.