Ascending wedge into bearish order block creates SFP sweep. Patterns describe liquidity and market structure, not vice versa.

You can use the context, your understanding of what's going on in the market outside of the pattern. Yes, this is an ascending wedge, but this is an ascending wedge into the premium of the dealing range into a bearish order block. And this just ends up being an SFP that happens to be the sweep before price reverses back to the lower part of the range. When you combine all of this stuff together, then you realize that the patterns are simply a crutch that people use to describe what's going on in that moment with regard to liquidity and market structure. And hopefully with this series, as we've done it so far, and after this video, you'll realize that you don't need that crutch anymore.