Liquidity Map ELITE
Where the stops and resting orders likely sit.
Liquidity Map estimates where stop orders and breakout orders are likely clustered above and below price, then highlights the levels the market may seek before continuing or reversing.
What this tool is for
Use it to understand why obvious highs and lows matter. Price often travels toward areas containing many executable orders. The map helps you plan around equal highs, equal lows, prior swing points and stop clusters instead of placing an entry or stop directly on the most obvious level.
How to read the result
| Output | What it means |
|---|---|
| Buy-side liquidity | Orders likely resting above price, commonly short stops and breakout buys around prior highs. |
| Sell-side liquidity | Orders likely resting below price, commonly long stops and breakout sells around prior lows. |
| Imbalance weights | The relative concentration above versus below. They are not guaranteed hit probabilities. |
| Liquidity pools | Specific equal highs/lows or swing levels, including whether a pool appears already swept. |
| Stop clusters | Areas where the tool expects many stops, with a rough small, medium or large size. |
| Hunt targets | Possible upside or downside objectives with estimated bars and probability. |
| Smart-money direction | The tool’s interpretation of which side may be targeted or defended next. |
Practical workflow
- Mark the nearest unswept pool above and below current price.
- Compare the imbalance and hunt targets to your directional structure.
- Decide whether your entry occurs before a likely sweep or only after price reclaims the level.
- Avoid placing a stop exactly inside a highlighted cluster when the trade structure allows a safer invalidation point.
- After a sweep, look for acceptance beyond the level or rejection back through it; the reaction matters more than the touch.
Map vs Heatmap: the Liquidity Heatmap is a continuous chart overlay. This AI tool provides an on-demand interpretation with imbalance, directional context and possible hunt targets.
Estimated, not order-book data: the map infers liquidity from OHLCV structure. It cannot see every broker’s stops or guarantee that price will sweep a marked pool.