SLTP Levels
SLTP Levels - HTF & Session Liquidity Levels
SLTP Levels is a clean multi-timeframe reference-level indicator designed to highlight important price areas commonly monitored for liquidity, reactions, breakouts and potential targets.
It does not generate BUY or SELL signals. Its purpose is to provide a clean map of important market levels without cluttering the chart.
HIGHER TIMEFRAME LEVELS
PDH / PDL - Previous Day High / Low
Previous trading day's extremes. Common short-term liquidity and reaction areas.
PWH / PWL - Previous Week High / Low
Previous week's extremes and important higher-timeframe liquidity references.
PMH / PML - Previous Month High / Low
Previous month's extremes for broader market context.
MON H / MON L - Monday High / Low
Monday's range, often useful as a reference during the rest of the trading week.
FRI H / FRI L - Friday High / Low
Previous Friday's range, useful for observing price behaviour during the following week.
4H H / 4H L - Previous 4H High / Low
Extremes of the previous completed 4-hour candle.
1H H / 1H L - Previous 1H High / Low
Extremes of the previous completed hourly candle. Disabled by default to keep the chart clean.
SESSION LEVELS
AS H / AS L - Asia Session High / Low
LDN H / LDN L - London Session High / Low
NY H / NY L - New York Session High / Low
Session highs and lows can provide useful liquidity references as the next major trading session develops.
HOW TO USE IT
SLTP Levels should be used as a market map, not as an automatic entry system.
Around these levels, traders may watch for:
- Liquidity sweeps
- Rejection or acceptance
- Breakout and retest
- Market structure changes
- Multiple levels clustering in the same area
- Previous highs and lows acting as potential targets
When several levels are located in approximately the same price area, this creates technical confluence worth monitoring.
A level does not guarantee a reversal. Price may reject it, sweep it, consolidate around it or trade directly through it.
CLEAN CHART DESIGN
Every level group can be individually enabled or hidden.
Users can customize:
- Level visibility
- Colors
- Transparency
- Line width
- Label size
- 1H and 4H levels
- Session levels
- Label positioning
Labels are intentionally positioned to the right of current price to reduce interference with candles, drawings and other indicators.
The default Label Offset is 20 bars.
When another indicator occupies the same area, such as SLTP Pulse or another trade-management overlay, open:
Settings > General > Label Offset
and increase the value.
For best visibility, leave some empty space on the right side of the TradingView chart.
Nearby labels are automatically staggered while the actual horizontal levels remain at their exact prices.
IMPORTANT
SLTP Levels is a market-context tool, not a trading system. It does not predict future price movement and does not constitute financial advice.
Always use your own analysis, confirmation and risk management.
SLTP Levels
See the levels. Read the reaction. Trade your plan.
SLTP Levels is a clean multi-timeframe reference-level indicator designed to highlight important price areas commonly monitored for liquidity, reactions, breakouts and potential targets.
It does not generate BUY or SELL signals. Its purpose is to provide a clean map of important market levels without cluttering the chart.
HIGHER TIMEFRAME LEVELS
PDH / PDL - Previous Day High / Low
Previous trading day's extremes. Common short-term liquidity and reaction areas.
PWH / PWL - Previous Week High / Low
Previous week's extremes and important higher-timeframe liquidity references.
PMH / PML - Previous Month High / Low
Previous month's extremes for broader market context.
MON H / MON L - Monday High / Low
Monday's range, often useful as a reference during the rest of the trading week.
FRI H / FRI L - Friday High / Low
Previous Friday's range, useful for observing price behaviour during the following week.
4H H / 4H L - Previous 4H High / Low
Extremes of the previous completed 4-hour candle.
1H H / 1H L - Previous 1H High / Low
Extremes of the previous completed hourly candle. Disabled by default to keep the chart clean.
SESSION LEVELS
AS H / AS L - Asia Session High / Low
LDN H / LDN L - London Session High / Low
NY H / NY L - New York Session High / Low
Session highs and lows can provide useful liquidity references as the next major trading session develops.
HOW TO USE IT
SLTP Levels should be used as a market map, not as an automatic entry system.
Around these levels, traders may watch for:
- Liquidity sweeps
- Rejection or acceptance
- Breakout and retest
- Market structure changes
- Multiple levels clustering in the same area
- Previous highs and lows acting as potential targets
When several levels are located in approximately the same price area, this creates technical confluence worth monitoring.
A level does not guarantee a reversal. Price may reject it, sweep it, consolidate around it or trade directly through it.
CLEAN CHART DESIGN
Every level group can be individually enabled or hidden.
Users can customize:
- Level visibility
- Colors
- Transparency
- Line width
- Label size
- 1H and 4H levels
- Session levels
- Label positioning
Labels are intentionally positioned to the right of current price to reduce interference with candles, drawings and other indicators.
The default Label Offset is 20 bars.
When another indicator occupies the same area, such as SLTP Pulse or another trade-management overlay, open:
Settings > General > Label Offset
and increase the value.
For best visibility, leave some empty space on the right side of the TradingView chart.
Nearby labels are automatically staggered while the actual horizontal levels remain at their exact prices.
IMPORTANT
SLTP Levels is a market-context tool, not a trading system. It does not predict future price movement and does not constitute financial advice.
Always use your own analysis, confirmation and risk management.
SLTP Levels
See the levels. Read the reaction. Trade your plan.
SLTP
Penafian
Maklumat dan penerbitan adalah tidak bertujuan, dan tidak membentuk, nasihat atau cadangan kewangan, pelaburan, dagangan atau jenis lain yang diberikan atau disahkan oleh TradingView. Baca lebih dalam Terma Penggunaan.
SLTP
Penafian
Maklumat dan penerbitan adalah tidak bertujuan, dan tidak membentuk, nasihat atau cadangan kewangan, pelaburan, dagangan atau jenis lain yang diberikan atau disahkan oleh TradingView. Baca lebih dalam Terma Penggunaan.