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.
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.
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