9 in 10 chance candle takes out high if closed top 10%; same for bottom 10% taking out low.

Let's assume we have this is yesterday's candle. It just closed within the top 10%. OK, of its range. Nine out of 10 times. Nine out of 10 times today's candle is going to go and take out that high, not every time, but nine out of 10 times. It might not be a sweep. It might close through, but that's a really high hit rate. The inverse on the bottom, if we closed the candle in the bottom 10% of that candle's range, it's about a nine out of 10 chance, slightly even better that the next daily candle is going to go and take out that low. Now, why is that significant? Well, if you combine that with part one, do I know where the draw on liquidity is and then based on how this candle closes, I might know for that next trading day that we have a very high probability of potentially expanding up or down towards that high timeframe liquidity draw with a pretty high degree of accuracy.