 You enter long, place your stop below structure, get stopped out, then price rallies in your favor. It's frustrating, right? So what can you do about it? You need to understand that it's the real-time volume that drives the market, not fib levels, ATR, or basic market structure. Here's the same scenario again, but with a heat map. This shows you one, exactly where passive buyers are interested. And two, how aggressive sellers behave in this area. Do sellers easily push through the liquidity, or are they absorbed? Let's also turn on volume dots to help understand the selling momentum. Is there any follow-through, or are there signs of selling exhaustion? With enough practice, this is the information you need to accurately position your stop and confirm or invalidate your trade idea. So of course, when you look at candlesticks alone and