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Supply & Demand Zones + Liquidity Map
Overview
Supply & Demand Zones + Liquidity Map plots the two halves of the intraday order-flow map on one chart: where imbalance originated (supply/demand zones) and where resting stop liquidity sits now (equal highs/lows and prior-day extremes). Its signature signal fires when a liquidity run terminates inside a fresh opposing zone — the classic institutional entry footprint.
How It Works
Zones. A zone is born from base-and-departure structure: two to six consecutive tight-range candles (each under a configurable ATR fraction) followed by an impulse bar exceeding 1.5× ATR with a dominant body. The base range becomes the zone. Departure volume above the volume-SMA multiplier marks the zone strong (● tag, heavier border).
Lifecycle. Every zone is a state machine: FRESH (full color) → TESTED (faded on first touch) → BROKEN (removed, or greyed if "Keep Broken Zones" is enabled, when price closes through). Zones expire after a configurable age so the chart never accumulates stale levels.
Liquidity. Equal highs and equal lows — two pivots within an ATR-scaled tolerance — are drawn as dotted stop-pool lines with EQH/EQL tags. Prior-day high and low are plotted as session reference levels.
Confluence. A triangle prints only when sell-side liquidity (prior-day low or an equal-lows pool) is swept and reclaimed while price is inside a fresh demand zone — mirrored for buy-side liquidity into fresh supply.
Signals
Teal/red boxes — demand and supply zones with FRESH/tested/broken states
Dotted orange lines + EQH/EQL tags — resting stop pools
Red/teal horizontal lines — prior-day high and low
Green triangle up / red triangle down — liquidity run terminating inside a fresh zone
Alerts for zone tests, confluence events, and new equal-high/low formation
Recommended Use
Designed for 1-minute to 15-minute intraday trading. Treat fresh strong zones as locations, liquidity pools as targets and traps, and the confluence triangle as the highest-quality context the script can identify. On low-volatility sessions, raise Impulse Range toward 1.8× ATR to filter marginal zones. Pairs naturally with an exhaustion or order-flow confirmation tool for entries.
Limitations
Zone detection is a structural heuristic on OHLCV — it approximates institutional activity and cannot see actual resting orders. Volume profile nodes are intentionally excluded for performance. Signals mark context, not guaranteed reversals. Not financial advice.
Supply & Demand Zones + Liquidity Map plots the two halves of the intraday order-flow map on one chart: where imbalance originated (supply/demand zones) and where resting stop liquidity sits now (equal highs/lows and prior-day extremes). Its signature signal fires when a liquidity run terminates inside a fresh opposing zone — the classic institutional entry footprint.
How It Works
Zones. A zone is born from base-and-departure structure: two to six consecutive tight-range candles (each under a configurable ATR fraction) followed by an impulse bar exceeding 1.5× ATR with a dominant body. The base range becomes the zone. Departure volume above the volume-SMA multiplier marks the zone strong (● tag, heavier border).
Lifecycle. Every zone is a state machine: FRESH (full color) → TESTED (faded on first touch) → BROKEN (removed, or greyed if "Keep Broken Zones" is enabled, when price closes through). Zones expire after a configurable age so the chart never accumulates stale levels.
Liquidity. Equal highs and equal lows — two pivots within an ATR-scaled tolerance — are drawn as dotted stop-pool lines with EQH/EQL tags. Prior-day high and low are plotted as session reference levels.
Confluence. A triangle prints only when sell-side liquidity (prior-day low or an equal-lows pool) is swept and reclaimed while price is inside a fresh demand zone — mirrored for buy-side liquidity into fresh supply.
Signals
Teal/red boxes — demand and supply zones with FRESH/tested/broken states
Dotted orange lines + EQH/EQL tags — resting stop pools
Red/teal horizontal lines — prior-day high and low
Green triangle up / red triangle down — liquidity run terminating inside a fresh zone
Alerts for zone tests, confluence events, and new equal-high/low formation
Recommended Use
Designed for 1-minute to 15-minute intraday trading. Treat fresh strong zones as locations, liquidity pools as targets and traps, and the confluence triangle as the highest-quality context the script can identify. On low-volatility sessions, raise Impulse Range toward 1.8× ATR to filter marginal zones. Pairs naturally with an exhaustion or order-flow confirmation tool for entries.
Limitations
Zone detection is a structural heuristic on OHLCV — it approximates institutional activity and cannot see actual resting orders. Volume profile nodes are intentionally excluded for performance. Signals mark context, not guaranteed reversals. Not financial advice.
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Script open-source
Nello spirito di TradingView, l'autore di questo script lo ha reso open source, in modo che i trader possano esaminarne e verificarne la funzionalità. Complimenti all'autore! Sebbene sia possibile utilizzarlo gratuitamente, ricordiamo che la ripubblicazione del codice è soggetta al nostro Regolamento.
Declinazione di responsabilità
Le informazioni e le pubblicazioni non sono intese come, e non costituiscono, consulenza o raccomandazioni finanziarie, di investimento, di trading o di altro tipo fornite o approvate da TradingView. Per ulteriori informazioni, consultare i Termini di utilizzo.