In smart money concepts (SMC), a sell-side liquidity sweep is a quick run below an obvious low that triggers the stop orders resting there, followed by a reversal. This screen lists stocks on the London Stock Exchange whose low today broke the prior 20-day low while the close finished back above it, with a lower shadow longer than the body, an up close and volume above average. It is a price and volume proxy for the stop hunt, not order-flow data. LSE prices are quoted in pence, and the list skips thinly traded shares.
