How to Trade Liquidity Sweeps into Order Blocks with CISD

On the 1H, market was clearly bullish but pulled back to our POI. Instead of just dipping, it swept liquidity below the lows then tapped the POI perfectly classic smart money inducement.

Dropped to 15min and hunted for CISD (Change in State of Delivery). As soon as price hit the nearest Order Block during the retrace, we saw the shift: sellers ran out of steam, buyers stepped in hard, and the candle delivery flipped bullish.

That was the trigger. Market reversed right from the OB and continued the uptrend.

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@godswillfx - 2 months ago

Setup in 3 lines:

- 1H bias + POI + liquidity sweep = direction

- 15min CISD at Order Block = confirmation

- Displacement upward = entry

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@godswillfx - 2 months ago

Trade triggered, let's see how it goes

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@lawanf - 2 months ago
Quoted - godswillfx

Here's how far our trade is going

Nice one but still dont understand what CISD is about, maybe its your secret formula 😂

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@godswillfx - 2 months ago

Hey traders,

I took a buy on AUDNZD and here’s exactly why

1. Daily Timeframe – (Higher Timeframe Bias)

- The daily chart was bullish. Price had been making higher highs and higher lows overall.

- Instead of continuing straight up, price retraced (pulled back) and landed perfectly inside a daily Order Block

What is an Order Block?

It’s a zone where strong buyers (institutions/smart money) previously placed big orders. When price returns to this zone, it often acts like a floor (support) because there’s leftover buying interest there.

So on the daily chart: bullish trend + retracement into demand zone = higher probability area for a bounce.

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@godswillfx - 2 months ago
Quoted - godswillfx

Hey traders,

I took a buy on AUDNZD and here’s exactly why

1. Daily Timeframe – (Higher Timeframe Bias)

- The daily chart was bullish. Price had been making higher highs and higher lows overall.

- Instead of continuing straight up, price retraced (pulled back) and landed perfectly inside a daily Order Block

What is an Order Block?

It’s a zone where strong buyers (institutions/smart money) previously placed big orders. When price returns to this zone, it often acts like a floor (support) because there’s leftover buying interest there.

So on the daily chart: bullish trend + retracement into demand zone = higher probability area for a bounce.

3. 15-Minute Timeframe – Entry Trigger (My Chart)

I dropped to the 15-minute chart for precision and saw two confirming things:

- Another sweep on the 15m (price wicked below the recent lows, cleared stops, then reversed).

- Change in State of Delivery (CSD), price broke a previous high on the 15m, showing the short-term structure had flipped from bearish to bullish.

This gave me a clean confluence:

- Daily bullish bias

- Daily Order Block support

- 1H sweep (liquidity taken)

- 15m sweep + structure shift

That’s when I entered buy immediately.

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