Liquidity Sweep Engine
A clean entry, stop and target tool built around one idea: price often runs
resting liquidity, fails to hold beyond it, and reverses. LSE maps where that
liquidity sits, waits for a sweep and reclaim, and prints a complete trade plan
with an even-sized stop and a target of 1:1 or better.
WHAT YOU SEE ON THE CHART
- A LONG or SHORT tag with the planned ratio, for example "LSE LONG 1:3"
- A red risk box and a green reward box
- SL, ENTRY and TP price lines, with a marker at every step (1:1, 1:2, 1:3...)
- A black line showing the exact liquidity level that was swept
- A result tag when the trade ends, showing the real outcome in R
- One optional entry at the front of the market when no sweep trade is open
- A small stats box with trades, win rate, average R and current status
HOW A SIGNAL IS BUILT
1. Liquidity map: swing highs and lows, equal highs and lows, prior day, week
and month levels, Asia, London, overnight and opening range levels, higher
timeframe swings, round numbers, value area and naked POCs, unfilled fair
value gaps.
2. Sweep and reclaim: price must wick through a level and close back inside
within a few bars. Too shallow counts as a touch, too deep counts as a
breakout, and each level can only signal once.
3. Confirmation: a displacement candle or a structure shift is required.
4. Confluence: relative volume, lower timeframe delta, fair value gap, higher
timeframe bias, premium and discount, VWAP side, volatility regime, active
hours and SMT divergence are scored. Scheduled news minutes are blocked.
RISK MODEL
- Every stop is the same size for its trader type: 2 ATR (Scalper), 2.5 ATR
(Day trader) or 3 ATR (Swing). The sweep wick must fit inside it or the
signal is skipped. The stop never moves.
- The target is a whole multiple of the stop, from 1:1 up to 1:14, placed in
front of the liquidity pool the setup is aiming at. Stronger confluence aims
at a further pool.
SETTINGS
- Trader type: Auto, Scalper, Day trader or Swing
- Sensitivity: 1 to 10
- Signals: Fewer, Balanced or More
- Show one entry signal at the front of the market: on or off
- Display toggles for candle colors, the swept liquidity line and the stats box
GOOD TO KNOW
- Signals print on closed bars only and do not repaint. Swing levels confirm a
few bars late by design.
- The stats box counts every signal at its real exit. A bar that touches both
stop and target is counted as a loss.
- The front-of-market entry follows the higher timeframe trend. It is not a
confirmed sweep signal and is tracked on its own line in the stats box.
- Works on futures, crypto, forex, stocks and indices. Hover any signal tag to
see the full reasoning behind it.
- Alerts fire on every confirmed signal.
DISCLAIMER
This script is an educational and charting tool, not financial advice. It does
not predict the market and past signals do not guarantee future results. Test
it on a paper account and manage your own risk.
resting liquidity, fails to hold beyond it, and reverses. LSE maps where that
liquidity sits, waits for a sweep and reclaim, and prints a complete trade plan
with an even-sized stop and a target of 1:1 or better.
WHAT YOU SEE ON THE CHART
- A LONG or SHORT tag with the planned ratio, for example "LSE LONG 1:3"
- A red risk box and a green reward box
- SL, ENTRY and TP price lines, with a marker at every step (1:1, 1:2, 1:3...)
- A black line showing the exact liquidity level that was swept
- A result tag when the trade ends, showing the real outcome in R
- One optional entry at the front of the market when no sweep trade is open
- A small stats box with trades, win rate, average R and current status
HOW A SIGNAL IS BUILT
1. Liquidity map: swing highs and lows, equal highs and lows, prior day, week
and month levels, Asia, London, overnight and opening range levels, higher
timeframe swings, round numbers, value area and naked POCs, unfilled fair
value gaps.
2. Sweep and reclaim: price must wick through a level and close back inside
within a few bars. Too shallow counts as a touch, too deep counts as a
breakout, and each level can only signal once.
3. Confirmation: a displacement candle or a structure shift is required.
4. Confluence: relative volume, lower timeframe delta, fair value gap, higher
timeframe bias, premium and discount, VWAP side, volatility regime, active
hours and SMT divergence are scored. Scheduled news minutes are blocked.
RISK MODEL
- Every stop is the same size for its trader type: 2 ATR (Scalper), 2.5 ATR
(Day trader) or 3 ATR (Swing). The sweep wick must fit inside it or the
signal is skipped. The stop never moves.
- The target is a whole multiple of the stop, from 1:1 up to 1:14, placed in
front of the liquidity pool the setup is aiming at. Stronger confluence aims
at a further pool.
SETTINGS
- Trader type: Auto, Scalper, Day trader or Swing
- Sensitivity: 1 to 10
- Signals: Fewer, Balanced or More
- Show one entry signal at the front of the market: on or off
- Display toggles for candle colors, the swept liquidity line and the stats box
GOOD TO KNOW
- Signals print on closed bars only and do not repaint. Swing levels confirm a
few bars late by design.
- The stats box counts every signal at its real exit. A bar that touches both
stop and target is counted as a loss.
- The front-of-market entry follows the higher timeframe trend. It is not a
confirmed sweep signal and is tracked on its own line in the stats box.
- Works on futures, crypto, forex, stocks and indices. Hover any signal tag to
see the full reasoning behind it.
- Alerts fire on every confirmed signal.
DISCLAIMER
This script is an educational and charting tool, not financial advice. It does
not predict the market and past signals do not guarantee future results. Test
it on a paper account and manage your own risk.
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