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Stop loss orders are crucial for retail traders to limit potential losses when their market analysis doesn&#39;t go as planned. However, the challenge is that most traders place their stop loss orders at similar, obvious levels in the market, often behind clear support or resistance levels. The more prominent the level, the more stop loss orders tend to accumulate behind it. These levels with a high concentration of stop orders act as liquidity zones.Large institutional players are interested in these liquidity zones because they can easily execute their own positions when they gather a significant amount of liquidity. This liquidity essentially acts as a magnet, pulling the price toward it. In nearly all cases, the price eventually moves to absorb this liquidity. The question is when and how this will happen - it could be today or a month from now.Knowing that liquidity zones are attractive to major players and that prices are likely to be drawn to them, you can use this knowledge to your advantage. One strategy is to enter a trade only after the liquidity has been removed, waiting for a false breakout to occur. By doing so, you avoid entering a trade along with the crowd, potentially putting yourself in a vulnerable position.<react-video url="https://youtu.be/Tuoo04Vpiy0"></react-video>Follow for more!

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