Levels Likely to Break (Zeiierman)

⚪ 1. Repeated Pivot Detection
The indicator starts with confirmed pivot highs and pivot lows.

The first pivot becomes a hidden candidate. A level is only created when another pivot of the same type forms close enough to the original pivot and satisfies the minimum bar spacing.

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This means the indicator is looking for repeated structural interaction around the same price area rather than plotting every individual swing.

⚪ 2. Formation Quality
When two matching pivots qualify, the indicator evaluates the quality of the formation using price alignment, relative volume, directional pressure and absorption.

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The confirmed level starts with two pivot confirmations and an initial Break Pressure derived from this quality.

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⚪ 3. Dynamic Break Pressure
After the level is created, Break Pressure updates continuously as price interacts with it.

The engine measures:

• Distance from price to the level.
• Directional movement toward the level.
• Relative volume and directional pressure.
• Absorption.
• Volatility compression.
• Fresh zone touches.

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Pressure can increase as activity builds near the level and gradually decay when price moves away.

The layered marker provides a visual representation of the current pressure state. More visible rings indicate higher Break Pressure.

⚪ 4. Level Breaks
A level remains active until price breaks beyond it or its maximum lifetime is reached.

The breakout can be based on either the wick or closing price, with an optional ATR buffer.

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When Broken History is enabled, broken levels remain visible in a faded style and can optionally show the first qualifying retest.

• Pivot Length: Controls the left/right pivot confirmation length.
• Match %: Sets how close two same-side pivots must be to qualify as the same level.
• Min Confirm Gap: Sets the minimum number of bars required between matching pivot confirmations.
• Delete After: Sets how long an unbroken active level can remain before being removed.
• Zone ATR: Controls the ATR-based depth of the active level zone.
• Pressure Sensitivity: Controls how quickly Break Pressure responds to price and volume interaction around the level.
• Break Trigger: Selects whether a level is considered broken by a Wick or by a Close beyond the level.
• Break ATR: Adds an ATR-based buffer before the level is considered broken.