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Liquidity Label

Shows a single floating label above the latest candle with the stock's average traded value (liquidity), so you can judge at a glance whether a stock is liquid enough to trade without opening a screener.


Time unit: Days or Minutes
Period count: number of periods used for averaging (default 50)
Price source: close by default
Display unit: Crore, Lakh, Million, Billion, or Raw
Decimals and optional unit suffix (Cr, L, M, B)

Label look

Text size, text color, background color
Shape: down arrow, box, or plain text

Margins

Vertical margin: how far above the high the label sits, as a percent of price
Horizontal margin: shift the label left or right by bars

Notes

Only one label is drawn, always on the last bar, and it updates live
Crore and Lakh units make this handy for NSE/BSE traders, while Million/Billion covers global markets
Works on any symbol and any chart timeframe


Also You can use it for intraday
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Liquidity Label

Shows a single floating label above the latest candle with the stock's average traded value (liquidity), so you can judge at a glance whether a stock is liquid enough to trade without opening a screener.

Settings

Formula

Time unit: Days or Minutes
Period count: number of periods used for averaging (default 50)
Price source: close by default
Display unit: Crore, Lakh, Million, Billion, or Raw
Decimals and optional unit suffix (Cr, L, M, B)

Label look

Text size, text color, background color
Shape: down arrow, box, or plain text

Margins

Vertical margin: how far above the high the label sits, as a percent of price
Horizontal margin: shift the label left or right by bars

Notes

Only one label is drawn, always on the last bar, and it updates live
Crore and Lakh units make this handy for NSE/BSE traders, while Million/Billion covers global markets
Works on any symbol and any chart timeframe

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Here's the updated description with a uniqueness section:

Liquidity Label

Shows a single floating label above the latest candle with the stock's average traded value (liquidity), so you can judge at a glance whether a stock is liquid enough to trade without opening a screener.

Why it's unique

Most liquidity tools are volume indicators in a separate pane. This puts one clean number directly on the chart, right where your eyes already are
It shows traded value, not just volume. Raw volume is misleading because 1 lakh shares of a 10 rupee stock and 1 lakh shares of a 2,000 rupee stock are completely different in tradability. This multiplies price into the picture so you see actual money flow
Native Crore and Lakh display, which almost no public TradingView script offers. Indian traders no longer need to mentally convert huge raw numbers
Timeframe independent. Whether you're on a 5-minute or weekly chart, the label always reads from daily or 1-minute data, so the number stays consistent and comparable across stocks
Zero chart clutter. One label, no plots, no extra pane, nothing overlapping your candles

Settings

Formula

Time unit: Days or Minutes
Period count: number of periods used for averaging (default 50)
Price source: close by default
Display unit: Crore, Lakh, Million, Billion, or Raw
Decimals and optional unit suffix (Cr, L, M, B)

Label look

Text size, text color, background color
Shape: down arrow, box, or plain text

Margins

Vertical margin: how far above the high the label sits, as a percent of price
Horizontal margin: shift the label left or right by bars

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