Supply, Demand & Liquidity indicator
Shaded zones where price left in a hurry, zones containing a round number flagged, and the liquidity around them: swing support and resistance, equal highs and lows, sweeps, and the 1-hour and 4-hour swings price hasn't taken yet.
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What it draws
- Base-and-leg zones: a tight base followed by a strong departure candle
- Swing zones at significant highs and lows
- Zones dim once tested and disappear once price trades through them
- Equal highs and lows marked as buy-side / sell-side liquidity pools
- Sweep markers when an untouched swing gets taken
- Confluence flag when a zone contains a round number
- Swing support and resistance levels
- Unswept 1-hour and 4-hour swing highs and lows drawn on any lower timeframe
How it works
A zone spans the base candles: wick on the far edge, body on the near edge.
A zone stays 'fresh' until price returns to it; once price closes through the far edge it is removed.
Higher-timeframe swings come from real 1-hour and 4-hour bars loaded alongside your chart. A level shared by a chart swing and a higher-timeframe swing gets one label, so the right edge stays readable.
Good to know
- In our testing, zones containing a value-area level or a round number did meaningfully better than plain zones. The indicator flags round numbers (the step is picked automatically from the price, so it works on any symbol); for value-area confluence, compare the zones with the Volume Profile's POC and value area.
Questions
Which zones matter most?
In our testing, zones containing the prior day's point of control, a value-area edge or a round number were the ones worth paying attention to.