Liquidity Sweep Entry Engine
Every wick past a high is called a liquidity sweep. Most of them are just a break.
Eight qualification layers, a 0–100 quality score, two profiles, 14 background combinations — and only then one managed trade.
PRO+ · invite-only · All markets, all timeframes · Signals confirmed on bar close; HTF bias uses completed candles (non-repainting) · A structured liquidity-analysis and visual trade-management tool — not a signal service, not financial advice, and no performance guarantee. Dashboard statistics come from the script's internal model, not from broker fills.
An invite-only engine for qualified sell-side (SSL) and buy-side (BSL) liquidity sweeps. Confirmed pivots supply the level; sweep depth, rejection wick, close-back strength, swing age, pool interaction, market quality and dual confirmed HTF structure decide whether it qualifies. A weighted 0–100 score with Balanced / Strict / Ultra Strict / Elite gates and Scalp / Swing profiles feeds one managed visual trade — Entry at the confirmed close, ATR stop, TP1 / TP2 / TP3 stages, selectable TP1 or TP2 break-even — while 14 virtual combinations run in the background and Best Mode follows the strongest by average R.
A wick beyond a previous high or low can be genuine liquidity rejection, a continuation breakout, or nothing at all. Depth, rejection, close-back behaviour, how old the level is, how often price has interacted with it and whether the market is even active all change the answer — and none of that is visible in the wick itself. That is why most sweep trading is discretionary, and why the same setup gets read differently on two different days.
Liquidity Sweep Entry Engine PRO+ turns the read into a sequence. Confirmed pivots (length 5) supply the SSL and BSL levels, with a 5–180 bar age window. A candidate needs sweep depth of at least 0.10 ATR but no more than 1.25 ATR, a close back beyond the level plus a 0.02 ATR buffer, close strength inside its own range, a rejection wick at least as large as the body and at least 35% of the candle range, prior interaction with the liquidity pool, and a market-quality check on ATR strength, recent range and average body. Eight components produce a weighted score capped at 100, gated at Balanced 60, Strict 72, Ultra Strict 82 or Elite 90.
Two fixed profiles read the same events differently: Scalp loosens the gate by 10 and accepts either HTF agreeing, Swing tightens by 5 and requires both H1 and H4 to agree, with a wider ATR stop and its own cooldown. Next Candle Confirmation — the default — waits for a follow-through close before the signal exists. Accepted setups open one visual trade at a time: Entry at the confirmed close, an ATR-based stop (Scalp 0.85×, Swing 1.25× of your base), TP1 / TP2 / TP3 divided into equal thirds of the selected 1R–7R target, and SL moving to break-even at your chosen TP1 or TP2. Meanwhile 14 virtual combinations (2 profiles × 1R–7R) run silently; after 10 closed outcomes Best Mode follows whichever has the strongest average R, and the dashboard reports that combination's own numbers.
- Separate a qualified liquidity sweep from an ordinary break
- See the sweep scored 0–100 across eight evidence groups before you commit
- Choose Balanced, Strict, Ultra Strict or Elite strictness
- Trade the responsive Scalp profile or the stricter dual-HTF Swing profile
- Wait for a confirmed follow-through close instead of reacting to the wick
- Manage one trade at a time with TP1 / TP2 / TP3 and automatic break-even
- Let Best Mode follow the strongest of 14 background combinations by average R
- Review completed trades on the chart with persistent risk and reward boxes
Traders who fade stop runs at swings and want the sweep qualified, scored and managed rather than eyeballed
8 components, one output
Qualified SSL / BSL sweeps
Confirmed pivot highs and lows supply the levels, with a 5–180 bar age window (8–300 in Swing) so neither fresh nor stale liquidity is treated as valid.
Depth and rejection controls
At least 0.10 ATR beyond the level but no more than 1.25 ATR, a close back past it with a 0.02 ATR buffer, a wick at least equal to the body and at least 35% of the candle range.
Liquidity pool interaction
Counts historical touches within 0.20 ATR of the level over 80 bars, so an observed liquidity area scores higher than an isolated single print.
Market quality filter
ATR against its 50-bar average, recent 10-bar range against ATR, and average body strength — all three must pass before a sweep can qualify.
Weighted 0–100 score
Depth 15, depth control 10, wick/body 20, wick/range 15, close-back 20, age 10, pool 10, market 10 — capped at 100 and gated at Balanced, Strict, Ultra Strict or Elite.
Scalp and Swing profiles
Scalp: gate −10, either HTF agreeing, 0.85× ATR stop. Swing: gate +5, both H1 and H4 agreeing, 1.25× ATR stop and a longer cooldown.
Three-stage trade management
Entry at the confirmed close, ATR stop, TP1 / TP2 / TP3 as equal thirds of the selected 1R–7R target, and SL → break-even at your chosen TP1 or TP2, one active trade at a time.
Best Mode optimizer
14 virtual combinations (2 profiles × 1R–7R) track their own trades, streaks and net R; after 10 closed outcomes the strongest average R is followed, and the dashboard reports its own statistics.
From a blank chart to a read
- Add Liquidity Sweep Entry Engine PRO+ to a standard candlestick chart.
- Start in Scalp Mode with the published defaults and Elite quality.
- Keep Next Candle Confirmation enabled — it waits for a follow-through close.
- Leave the HTF bias filter on and check that H1 / H4 suit your chart timeframe.
- Watch several completed setups before changing any input.
- Read TP1 and TP2 as progression stages, not as closed wins — only TP3 closes the trade.
- Decide whether break-even should trigger at TP1 (earlier protection) or TP2 (more room).
- Compare Scalp, Swing and Best Mode on the same symbol and timeframe before choosing one.
20 pages, included
The full 20-page guide opens with access.
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