Introduction We all know markets and market makers work over liquidity concepts, Liquidity is what makes market cyclic and drives it! The aim of this experimental Indicator is to identify the liquidation points and levels where the big players are actually playing. When you’re trading financial markets, liquidity needs to be considered before every position is opened or closed. This is because a lack and increase of liquidity is often associated with increased risk. You need to be able to put probabilities in your favour, understanding liquidity levels in the market is always a good to know thing for one to judge / estimate whether the market is behaving according to the analysis or not.
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What are icebergs If you see the DOM data, you will see lots of orders on both side (buyers/sellers), Its just the tip of the iceberg that we are able to see in the order flow, the aim of the iceberg detection concept over here is to estimate when a large order is executed and in what direction.
What is the Use of Trendlines Trendlines basic configuration is 50 back pivot levels, you can also configure it to 20, 10 depending on how fast you wanna track things Use trendlines to detect the icebergs happening above and below it conjure it with your study.
Provision for Alerts You can configure alerts over iceberg detection
Which market it will work and on what timeframes
This indicator will work for any liquid market, Stocks, forex, Bitcoins etc
Since the order flow dynamics remains pretty much the same everywhere, For efficient utilisation, use these timeframes 15s, 30s, 1 min, 3 min, 5 min, 15 min, 30 min, 1Hr
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