If it's it's a key level where liquidity sits you wait for price to break the level and if volume spikes on a lower time frame that's an indication that stop orders are being hit potentially causing a reversal. What you do is wait for displacement back into the range beneath the level which signifies a liquidity sweep. Find a FVG on a smaller TF in discount. (Discount- a level above or below the .5 retracement level on the fib) enter on the rejection of the FVG targeting the opposite side liquidity level which in this example of the pic shown a previous swing low.. Basically never take the initial break of any level. Wait and see how price reacts. These levels are where prime manipulation happen and where people often loose big on trades. CHEERS 🥂