Adaptive Liquidity Reclaim Map [PhenLabs]

• Slim active liquidity zones: the latest confirmed swing pools become semi-transparent ATR-sized zones instead of bare horizontal lines.
• Screenshot-first focal signal: a diamond marker and oversized BULL/BEAR RECLAIM callout concentrate attention on the qualified event.
• Transparent quality score: a 0-100 confluence measure combines impulse quality, reclaim close location, HTF alignment, and volatility suitability. It is not a probability or AI prediction.
• Payoff blocks, not just targets: translucent risk and reward rectangles show the geometry of the current setup from entry to runner.
• One event per pool: each confirmed swing can create only one signal, keeping the chart clean during repeated retests.

• Active Liquidity Zones: pivot highs create the newest buy-side zone and pivot lows create the newest sell-side zone. Each zone has a subtle fill, colored border, and optional dashed center.
• Adaptive Reclaim Filter: candle body is normalized by ATR and compared with a threshold that responds to current volatility.
• Confluence Quality Score: impulse, close location, HTF context, and volatility regime are normalized and clamped to a 0-100 quality display.
• Risk/Reward Block: the sweep extreme defines risk, while 1R and runner objectives create the latest payoff map.

• Neon emerald bullish and magenta bearish visuals remain clear on dark TradingView charts.
• Large BULL/BEAR RECLAIM callout includes Quality score and runner framing for an immediate screenshot narrative.
• Optional signal-candle tint makes the event visible even when zoomed out.
• Amber primary objective, subtle runner line, and thin entry line sit inside transparent risk/reward blocks.
• Branded 2-column dashboard shows mode, HTF bias, volatility regime, active pools, last event, and quality.
• Separate bullish and bearish alerts are available for notification workflows.

• Magenta zone: newest buy-side liquidity around a confirmed swing high, where upside sweep attempts are evaluated.
• Emerald zone: newest sell-side liquidity around a confirmed swing low, where downside sweep attempts are evaluated.
• Diamond marker plus large label: a qualified reclaim; the label states direction, confluence quality, and runner R target.
• Red risk block and emerald reward block: the latest payoff geometry from signal-bar entry through the runner objective.
• Amber dotted line: primary target. Fainter amber dotted line: runner. Thin neutral line: entry.
• Top-right ALRM V2 dashboard: compact context for publication screenshots and live decision support.

• Pivot Left Bars — Default: 4 — Range: 2-20 — Controls how much left-side structure is required for a zone. Increase for more significant pools.
• Pivot Right Bars — Default: 4 — Range: 2-20 — Sets confirmation delay and selectivity. Higher values reduce zone turnover.
• ATR Length — Default: 14 — Range: 5-100 — Volatility unit used for impulse, quality, and zone sizing.
• Volatility Lookback — Default: 50 — Range: 10-200 — ATR baseline used to identify the current volatility regime.
• Base Impulse (ATR) — Default: 0.35 — Range: 0.10-2.00 — Minimum normalized candle body before adaptive scaling. Raise it for fewer, more forceful reclaims.
• Liquidity Zone Width (ATR) — Default: 0.10 — Range: 0.02-1.00 — Half-width of the active zone. Keep it near 0.10 for a slim, screenshot-friendly band.
• Require HTF Alignment — Default: On — Range: On/Off — Requires the reclaim to agree with higher-timeframe EMA direction.
• Higher Timeframe — Default: 240 — Range: Any TradingView timeframe — Context timeframe for directional filtering; typically select one above the chart timeframe.
• Primary Target (R) — Default: 1.0 — Range: 0.50-5.00 — Bright amber first objective measured from entry to sweep-bar extreme.
• Runner Target (R) — Default: 2.0 — Range: 0.75-8.00 — Full reward-block objective shown in the signal callout.
• Projection Length — Default: 30 — Range: 5-200 — Number of bars the active risk/reward block extends.
• Show Score Callouts — Default: On — Range: On/Off — Shows the large directional quality label; ALRM retains only the latest callout per direction.
• Tint Signal Candle — Default: On — Range: On/Off — Adds a high-contrast directional tint only to qualified signal candles.

• Dark-chart screenshot posts where the setup needs to be understood without a long explanation.
• Intraday index, futures, FX, and crypto charts where stop runs and reclaims are common.
• Liquidity-focused discretionary workflows that want a consistent visual invalidation and payoff reference.
• Multi-timeframe execution plans using a higher-timeframe direction filter with lower-timeframe entries.

• Pivot confirmation delays a new zone by the selected right-bar setting; ALRM does not predict unconfirmed swings.
• The quality score is a normalized confluence display, not a forecast, probability, machine-learning output, or trade recommendation.
• Risk/reward blocks use the signal-bar sweep extreme and cannot account for spread, slippage, gaps, event risk, or future liquidity changes.
• Higher-timeframe alignment can filter valid countertrend reversals; disable it only with a separate reversal plan.

• ALRM fuses a confirmed liquidity sweep, adaptive impulse logic, and HTF context into a single screenshot-first visual system.
• It replaces stale-line clutter with two current zones, capped callouts, and one active payoff map.
• The same sweep-bar event powers detection, quality framing, invalidation, and targets, so the visual story remains internally consistent.

• ALRM confirms the newest swing high and swing low, then renders each as a slim ATR-sized active liquidity zone.
• When price trades beyond a zone center and closes back through it, ALRM measures reclaim impulse relative to current ATR.
• The threshold adjusts with volatility, while the optional higher-timeframe EMA gate checks directional context without lookahead.
• A qualifying reclaim receives a clamped confluence score, a directional callout, and one projected risk/reward block with primary and runner objectives.

💡 Note:
Use ALRM with market structure, session context, and a defined execution plan. Confirm alerts on bar close, account for instrument-specific costs, and test settings on the market and timeframe you trade. This tool is an analytical aid only and is not financial advice.