Liquidity sits at the edges

Beyond every obvious high and low there are stop losses, breakout orders and liquidations. Price is drawn to them. Range Liquidity draws the ranges traders actually watch and follows each edge from the moment it forms. Every edge ends up in one of three states:

The ranges that matter, nothing else

Anatomy of a Judas swing

Range Liquidity marks a raid when price sweeps a range edge and then breaks structure the other way. On the Asia range this is the classic Judas swing. Below is a real one on gold, found with the indicator's own rules and drawn step by step.

Answers before you ask

A compact panel that answers the questions you would otherwise work out by hand every morning.

• Which session is live, how long it has left, and how big it already is compared with the same session's own average.
• Has London taken Asia yet? The high and low of the previous day and of each session today, each marked fresh, swept or broken.
• How much of the day is spent: ADR used, turning amber at 70% and red at 100%.
• Where the next liquidity is: the nearest untaken level above and below price, with its distance.
• Seven one-click layers (sessions, ORB, levels, history, equal levels, raids, ladder) remembered for each symbol.
• Drag it anywhere by its header. It remembers where you put it and collapses to a single line with one click.

Your symbol’s history, with the working shown

The STATS tab measures how your symbol on your broker has behaved around these ranges over the last year: how often a later session takes an earlier one's high or low, how often the previous day's high or low is taken and then closed back, which opening-range projections get reached, which New York hour usually prints the day's high and low, and how often a raid reversal reached the far side of its range.

• Every number shows its sample size. Rows with fewer than 20 cases are dimmed, because a percentage from a handful of cases means very little.
• Only finished cases count. Today waits until it is over. A raid that has neither worked nor failed is left out, not counted as a win.
• Ties go against the setup. If the target and the failure happen in the same candle, it counts as a failure.
• Same definitions as the chart. The statistics run the same engine as the levels you see, so a sweep in the numbers is exactly a sweep on the chart.

Beautiful in the dark and in the light

One switch restyles the whole chart: background, candles, wicks, axis, price lines and grid. Everything else is drawn on one translucent layer behind the candles, so a box never hides a candle. Your own chart colours are saved first and come back the moment you remove the indicator.

Told once, exactly once

Get an alert when a level is swept, when it breaks, or when a raid reversal or Judas swing confirms. Choose which levels count (day/week/month, sessions, opening ranges, equal levels) and how you hear about it: popup, sound, push notification or email. Each event is announced once. Recalculating never repeats an alert, and attaching the indicator never replays old events.

Rebuilt from the ground up

• Sessions moved from raw server hours to New York time with automatic daylight saving. In v2 the killzones were wrong on most brokers and an hour out twice a year.
• Levels now show what happened to them instead of running on forever.
• A translucent canvas behind the candles replaces filled boxes that covered them.
• New: ladder, live panel, statistics, raid reversals, alerts, dark and light styling, six presets.
• Gone: the version expiry date and the forced white chart. Order blocks and FVGs moved out; ranges are this indicator's job.

The details

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