Structure
Liquidity Levels
Maps equal highs and lows as resting liquidity, then greys out each level once it has been swept.
Where several highs stop at the same price, stops rest above them. The same holds beneath equal lows. Those pools are what a sweep reaches for, and marking them reduces a noisy chart to a small number of levels worth watching.
Equal highs and lows are found within a tolerance you set, drawn while they remain untouched, and greyed out the moment they are swept. What stays bright is what is still resting. Major swing highs and lows can be drawn alongside them for structural context.
Pivot sensitivity, how many recent pivots are compared, and how many levels stay active per side are all adjustable, which keeps the chart legible on fast timeframes.
How to read it
- A sweep followed by a quick reversal is the pattern these levels are drawn for.
- Several levels stacked closely together form a stronger draw than a single level alone.
- Widen the tolerance on volatile symbols, or few highs will qualify as equal.
Questions
Is this only relevant to smart money trading?
No. Stops cluster above obvious highs and below obvious lows regardless of what the approach is called.
How far back does it look?
As far as the recent pivot count you set, with older levels cleared as new ones form.
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