Weekly high sweeps rarely reverse to weekly low (1 in 6); most common pullback is to 50% level.

About one in six times, it will actually lead to a reversal all the way back down to the weekly low. So a lot of people are going to say, we just took out a weekly high on the daily. I'm going to expect the weekly low. Five out of six times, that's not going to happen. Maybe you hit a banger one out of six times, but I don't really like those odds. You know, the odds that I do like, within five days, about 50% of the time, you get some sort of daily pullback to about 50% of the prior weekly's range. Let's add that with what we know about external and internal range liquidity. If we just took out a weekly high and we have the expectancy that or expectation, excuse me, that pretty quickly here, we're going to get some sort of daily pullback to about the 50% of the prior week's range. We're moving from external range liquidity back to internal range liquidity, which is the internal range liquidity within this prior weekly candle. So when you get a daily sweep of a weekly level, generally, there is a reversal, but it's a daily reversal, not a weekly reversal. And the highest probability opportunity that is backed up by actual data is within the next few days, we're going to get a pullback to approximately 50% of the