Combining multiple factors identifies high-probability reversals and ultimate market turning points.

One in 5% chance, we're going to go in the same day and take out that candle's high. That's on its own, less than 50%. But if we know that the prior day low has now been taken out early in the day and we happen to be below the 50% of a weekly range. So we're in the discount and this candle closed red and in the bottom 10% of its range, meaning the likelihood of this candle getting taken out was pretty high, probabilistically, and the ultimate drawn liquidity is above us. That's how you're going to find those days where that reversal is spot on and it ends up being the ultimate low, the suite that matters, that eventually takes us to that high time frame directional draw on liquidity.