BOS or Liquidity Sweep?
Test your skill at telling real structure breaks apart from stop-run liquidity grabs.
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Question 1: What best signals a genuine break of structure?
Any candle that briefly trades past the level
A break that holds and keeps price moving in the new direction
A fast move back into the prior range
A wick that touches the level without closing beyond it
Question 2: How does a liquidity sweep usually behave after the spike?
Price drifts sideways for many sessions
Price builds a new base above the level
Price keeps trending with no retracement
Price snaps back quickly into the prior range
Question 3: Which clue adds the most confidence that a break is real?
A level touched repeatedly from both sides
A one-tick push through the level
A clean close beyond structure followed by a retest that holds
A pause before price reaches the level
Question 4: Why are obvious highs and lows often targeted first?
They always mark the end of the trend
They are ignored by institutional traders
They hold resting stop liquidity that can fuel a reversal
They guarantee a breakout will continue
Question 5: Which mistake most often turns a sweep into a false BOS?
Treating every break of a wick as structural change
Waiting for confirmation before entering
Watching how price reacts near support or resistance
Marking prior swing points on the chart
Question 6: In an uptrend, what is the biggest difference between a sweep of lows and a bearish BOS?
A sweep requires no visible prior swing
A sweep dips under lows but reclaims them; a BOS keeps closing lower
A sweep always forms after a long consolidation
A BOS can only happen during low volatility
Question 7: What is the safest way to avoid chasing a fake breakout?
Ignore structure and trade the strongest candle
Buy immediately when price touches resistance
Enter only after the biggest wick appears
Wait for acceptance beyond the level before committing
Question 8: Which scenario most likely points to a real bearish BOS?
Price wicks below a low and immediately closes above the range
Price breaks a key low, closes below it, then fails to reclaim it
Price makes smaller candles near support
Price trades sideways above the prior low