Point B in plain words — where the move is aimed

Point B is the target of the move, and it is found rather than chosen. Not an invented number and not a round level: the indicator labels a peak price has already reached as a higher high. That is where the move is aimed.

Why there. Price has been at that place before, and unfinished business was left behind: those who wanted to sell higher and those who were closing out lower. That is liquidity — the thing price comes for.

Price travels from liquidity to liquidity

The promise the course makes from the start is visible here whole and at once. Below is point A — the place where the correction ended; the indicator labelled it a higher low. Above lies the very liquidity the move is aimed at. Both ends of the way stand on labelled places.

Hence the division of duties. Point A answers «from where», point B answers «to where». The first sets the limit below which the idea does not work; the second is the place the work was started for.

Reaching it is a close above the target, not a touch

In this case price went up and one of the bars closed above the target. Not a wick through it — a close. From that moment the task is done: the target was reached, and there is nothing left to discuss.

Then came the thing the target is set there for. Having passed the previous peak, the move did not stop: the market took it out and set a new higher high. Going out of the liquidity is going out of the range price had been walking inside.

What the target does not promise

A target is not a promise. Price could have fallen short, could have turned halfway, and nothing about that would have been wrong. Point B says where the move is aimed and says nothing about whether it gets there.

How far it sits depends on where the market looks. With the move the target is set further — beyond the boundary of the range. Against the move it is set closer: to the first object from a senior timeframe that can get in the way.

Here is the point. Point A is where from, point B is where to. The target is the nearest liquidity, not a round number. And it is checked by the same thing everything in this course is checked by: by what can be seen on the chart.

Point B answers one question: where the move is aimed. The FocusProfit Trade Model indicator labels confirmed extremes and builds the range out of them, so the target is read off the chart rather than assigned: it is a labelled peak above, not a round number next to it. Reaching it is checked just as simply — by a bar closing above it.

The topic is covered in more depth in the Learn section, and the causality in full is in the methodology.