Forex Trading Secret **Stop Hunting**

This forex trading secret that not many people know about will change your entire perspective when analyzing charts. Day trader think stop hunting is only happening to them when they trade but it is the ultimate forex trading secret and in this video I will show you exactly how to see what other don't see. Its called a Liquidity Pool.

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What Is Stop Hunting?
Stop hunting is a strategy that attempts to force some market participants out of their positions by driving the price of an asset to a level where many individuals have chosen to set stop-loss orders. The triggering of many stop losses at once typically creates high volatility and can present a unique opportunity for investors who seek to trade in this environment.

KEY TAKEAWAYS
Stop hunting refers to trading action where the volume and price action is threatening to trigger the stops on either side of support and resistance.
When stops are triggered, price action experiences more volatility on the additional orders hitting the market.
The volatility creates opportunities for traders to open a long position at a discount or pile onto a short position.

Understanding Stop Hunting
The fact that the price of an asset can experience sharp moves when many stop losses are triggered is exactly why traders engage in stop hunting. The price volatility is useful to traders because it presents potential trading opportunities.

For example, assume that ABC Company's stock is trading at $50.36 and looks as though it may be heading lower. It is possible that many traders will place their stop losses just below $50, at $49.99, so that they can still hold onto the shares and benefit from an upward move while also limiting the downside. If the price falls below $50, traders expect a flood of sell orders as many stop losses are triggered. This will then push the price lower and give some traders the opportunity to profit from the decline and perhaps even open a bullish position on an expected rebound to the previous range.

Stop Hunting and Stop-Loss Orders
Stop-loss orders are types of orders that are slightly more complicated than a traditional market order or limit order. In a stop-loss order, an investor will place an order with her broker to sell a security when it reaches a certain price. For example, if you own shares of company XYZ Inc., currently trading at $70, and you want to hedge against a significant decline, one option would be to enter a stop-loss order to sell your XYZ holdings at $68.

If XYZ moves below $68, your stop-loss order is triggered and converts into a market order. Your XYZ holds would be liquidated at the next available price. Stop-loss orders are designed to limit investors’ losses on a long position.

Finding the Stop-Loss Orders While Stop Hunting
Stop hunting is relatively straightforward. Any asset with significant enough market volume will be moving in a more or less defined trading zone with areas of support and resistance. The downside stop losses tend to be clustered in a tight band just below resistance, while the upside stop losses sit just above support. Larger traders looking to add to or exit a position can shift the price action with volume trades that amount to stop hunting due to their market impact.

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