What happened
Written from the data, not opinion.
Positioning puts the upper wall at 90.50 and the lower wall at 90.00.
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WTI closed down 1.14 % on the day, trading between 88.90 and 92.21. The high came at 10:35 PM ET (03:35 UTC) and the low at 4:45 AM ET (09:45 UTC).
±3.5 % around price · at the close
Asia, London and New York, each summed up when it closes. Times follow local opening hours.
Written from the data, not opinion.
Positioning puts the upper wall at 90.50 and the lower wall at 90.00.
Classified from every trade at the wall's own price, not from candles. What is a liquidity wall?
| Event | Wall | Time |
|---|---|---|
| No clean wall event today. A wall only counts when the trades at its own price prove what happened. | ||
Where public open positions would be liquidated, by price: the upper wall, lower wall, flip and fast walls (20x leverage or more). It is an estimate from part of the market's positions. Looking for the call wall, put wall or gamma flip? These are the same kind of levels, built from where traders hold positions rather than from options. End of day.
| Upper wall Largest cluster of liquidations above the price (our call wall alternative) | 90.50 from 91.25 |
| Lower wall Largest cluster of liquidations below the price (our put wall alternative) | 90.00 from 90.75 |
| Flip Where liquidations below equal liquidations above (our gamma flip alternative) | 90.00 from 90.75 |
| Upper fast wall Positions with 20x leverage or more | 90.50 from 91.25 |
| Lower fast wall Positions with 20x leverage or more | 90.00 from 90.75 |
Largest walls within 2.5 % of price.
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Open DepthMethod. Price, volume and order book from perpetual futures. Positioning shows where public open positions would be liquidated, by price; it is an estimate from part of the market's positions. A wall is "held" when trades hit it and price turned, "pulled" when it vanished within seconds with almost nothing traded, "eaten" when most of it was traded away. Times are New York time (ET), with UTC in brackets. Updated 07 Nov 7:08 PM ET the evening before (00:08 UTC).