📌 What’s an SFP, and why do sharp traders watch for it?
A Swing Failure Pattern (SFP) occurs when price briefly breaks above a key high (or below a low), fails to hold, and snaps back hard.
➡️ Grabs liquidity above/under a known level
➡️ Prints a wick, closes back inside the range
➡️ Often paired with a volume spike
➡️ Marks local tops/bottoms with defined risk
It’s not magic — just trapped traders powering the reversal.