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Session Liquidity

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Session Liquidity on the live order book chart in Swiftedge Depth

What it shows

Asia, London and New York killzones with the session pools (Asia high and low, previous day high and low, equal highs and lows) and every sweep, with the real delta and liquidations of the sweep.

How to read it

The boxes are the Asia, London and New York killzones in New York time. The lines are the pools traders watch: the Asia high and low, the previous day's high and low and equal highs and lows. A sweep is marked when price trades through a pool and comes back, with the real delta and liquidations of that move.

What it can't tell you

Pools are where orders are likely to collect, inferred from price. Sweeps are marked after they happen.

Settings in Depth

The defaults; every setting can be changed with the gear next to the indicator.

Sessions (New York time)
Shade Asia, London and New York killzoneson
Midnight open (00:00 New York)on
Pools
Swing pivot length3 bars
Asia high and low as poolson
Previous day high and low as poolson
Equal highs and lows (EQH / EQL)on
Swept poolsdotted
Sweeps
Sweep marks (✗)on
Back inside after the sweepon
Real data
Orders and liquidations at the nearest poolson
Delta and liquidations at every sweepon

FAQ

What is a killzone?

A part of a session when activity usually picks up, such as the London or New York open.

Which time zone does it use?

New York time, including the midnight open at 00:00 New York.

What is an equal high?

Two or more highs at about the same price, where stops tend to collect above.

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