It's a continuation of the dealing ranges we have tapped upon lightly before.

We use the liquidity matrix to help us identify our exits of our traders, it helps us define and setup the range before we take and place trades.

The dealing range is divided in two sections;

• Premium = Expensive

• Discount = Cheap

In the premium range we expect a sell program to occur, so we look for opposing bearish arrays. In the discount range we expect a buy program to occur, so we look for opposing bullish arrays.

Dealing ranges help answer that 2nd question -> Where are we in the market. It's mainly beneficial to understand where you want to exit if you are in a position.

Let’s say you managed to get into a buy in the discount array, and are looking for potential exits, you would try to run it till you meet opposing arrays, in this case aiming for premium arrays.

In this case it could have been; previous highs acting like buyside liquidity, the displacement or the bearish orderblock. All of these were arrays in the premium section of our matrix. Different exits.

So now it makes sense, all these technicals tools you will learn later are PDA's... since they are opposing arrays in the premium/discount area of your dealing range.