For NEE (NextEra Energy), a bearish liquidity sweep occurred when price pushed above a recent swing high, triggering buy stops and drawing in breakout traders. This move was quickly rejected, with price closing back below that high — a sign that larger players used the liquidity to fill short positions. The sharp rejection shows that buy-side liquidity was absorbed, shifting momentum back to the downside. In essence, NEE’s bearish liquidity sweep signals a potential reversal lower after trapping late buyers.
Toni Evanu
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