Displacement creates new range; no displacement means target internal liquidity instead.

So to summarize this section, right? Scenario one, you get that expansion beyond the range, you get that displacement. We now have a whole new range to work with. We took out external range. So we're now actually going to be looking for price to trade back into the range for internal range, continuation of the trend, all that fun stuff. In scenario number two, where the range doesn't break, we just end up taking external range liquidity. Well, in both instances, we took out external and in both instances, well, we just took out an external, where are we going now? I don't know, maybe these equal lows. Maybe we're coming down to the order block that never got hit, that internal range liquidity. So the target just flips. We're no longer looking for this external. We got to come back and take some internal first, creating new external, which then might end up being the thing that actually breaks us into that new range.