# Anchored LiqLevelsCount

#### **1. Anchored LiqLevelsCount**

This indicator displays the **cumulative sum** of **predicted long liquidation levels** and **predicted short liquidation levels** within anchored timeframes (e.g., daily, 4-hour, or 1-hour).

* **Visualization:** Represented as **two separate lines** on the same chart:
  * **Long Liq Levels Line:** Tracks the cumulative count of predicted long liquidation levels.
  * **Short Liq Levels Line:** Tracks the cumulative count of predicted short liquidation levels.

**Purpose:**

* Compare the buildup of long vs. short liquidation levels over time.
* Identify imbalances between long and short liquidation activity.
* Highlight directional market stress points.

#### **2. Anchored LiqLevelsCount - Delta Cumulative**

This indicator calculates the **difference** between the cumulative predicted **long liquidation levels** and **short liquidation levels** during the same anchored interval:

Delta= (Long Liq Levels Count) − (Short Liq Levels Count)

* **Visualization:** Represented as a **bar graph**, where:
  * **Positive Delta:** Long liquidation levels exceed short liquidation levels.
  * **Negative Delta:** Short liquidation levels exceed long liquidation levels.

**Purpose:**

* Highlight the net directional bias of liquidation levels.
* Identify periods where one side (long or short) dominates liquidation activity.
* Provide signals for potential reversals or continuation trends based on liquidation imbalances.

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#### **Why They Matter:**

* **Market Sentiment Analysis:** Understand whether long or short liquidation levels dominate during specific intervals.
* **Liquidity Insights:** Identify key periods where large-scale liquidation events may trigger significant market moves.
* **Comparative Analysis:** Analyze liquidation trends across multiple anchored periods for clearer insights into market behavior.

Together, **Anchored LiqLevelsCount** and **Anchored LiqLevelsCount Delta Cumulative** provide a comprehensive view of liquidation activity, helping traders make informed decisions based on directional imbalances and cumulative liquidation trends.