This indicator checks for equal highs/lows using the previous three pivots at any given time. This is helpful for identifying where liquidity lies and where a likely sweep/SFP may occur.
You can choose the bar size for the pivots to check for in order to detect desirable levels as well as adjust the acceptable deviation for near-equal highs/lows.
By default, the settings are ideal for BTC in the 5-15m charts. Deviation would need to be set in the decimals for lower-priced symbols and experimentation is recommended.
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- Updated script to avoid redrawing levels - Replaced "tracking" with labels - Added option to check for equal highs/lows on consecutive candles
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Added ability to change eqh/l colors
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This script has been completely redone to reduce complexity. Now checks for equal highs/low, plots, and removes them if future prices exceed them.
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Added symbol to eqh/ls to represent liquidity
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This indicator should now work with all symbols - feel free to provide feedback if there are any issues
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- Reduced number of lines (previously 500 and now 15) - Added option to adjust sensitivity on equal highs/lows
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Added alerts
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- Added tooltip for indicator sensitivity input - Removed liquidity label/text color from inputs
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Added input for max lines
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- Updated input grouping - Added alerts options if you exclusively want equal highs or lows
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Shows equal highs and lows which usually indicates a large amount of liquidity beyond them. This information can guide decisions when price sweeps these areas then reverses direction (SFPs). In addition, these areas may indicate a potential break up/down as price fails to hold beneath/above.
Improvements include:
- New codebase to detect equal lows/highs - Shows historical areas for easier backtesting - Granular input for sensitivity based on timeframe
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Added the option for symbols in addition to the usual lines
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