'Inducement' is a word we hear more in trading. It's like a trick that makes traders jump into the market too early. When this trick happens, the traders' safety nets (stops) get hit, and the price moves the way it was supposed to. The big players in the market, called market makers, use this trick to make other traders make mistakes. Market makers like to trade where it's easiest for them. This inducement trick makes traders mess up and be on the losing side before the market makers make their big moves.
To enable the inducement feature simply head over to the indicator settings.
When you are inside the SMC settings - locate the liquidity section and make sure to check the inducement box.
Mitigation means that price already took out the liquidity. When you have "Remove " enabled you won't see any inducements that are already happend. When you enable "show" it will show historical inducement levels.
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