Buyside and Sellside Liquidity MT4 Multi Timeframe

Key Highlights

• Clarifies two-sided liquidity structure (buyside/sellside) with color-coded levels and zones

• Forms a zone immediately after a level is traded through and extends it while price remains within a controlled band

• Displays Liquidity Voids as thin stacked slices to help monitor potential refills over time

• Offers recent-window or full-history display modes and a cap on visible objects to keep charts tidy

• Event-based alerts for new/updated levels and for level breaches (separate for buyside/sellside)

What It Shows

• Liquidity levels: derived from clusters of repeated highs/lows located within a narrow volatility-based range

• Liquidity zones: drawn right after a level is breached to observe subsequent behavior around that area

• Liquidity voids: sequences of mostly same-direction candles with large bodies and short wicks, presented as multiple thin boxes for visual tracking

Main Settings

Liquidity Levels

• Lookback length to identify candidate levels

• Sensitivity band (volatility-aware) to group nearby highs/lows

Liquidity Zones

• Enable/disable buyside and sellside zones

• Zone width defined by market volatility (ATR-based)

• Independent color options for each side

Liquidity Voids

• Enable/disable in both directions

• Optional “Liquidity Void” label

Display Options

• Mode: recent bars only or full available history

• Max number of levels/zones kept on screen

1. Level detection: finds clusters of repeated swing points within a volatility-scaled tolerance; plots a horizontal level with a side-specific label

2. After a breach: once price trades through a level, a liquidity zone is created around it using an ATR-based band and extends while subsequent bars remain within that band

3. Display control: when the number of objects exceeds the user’s limit, older levels/zones are removed to preserve clarity

Alerts

• Notify when a liquidity level is detected (buyside/sellside)

• Notify when a liquidity level is breached (buyside/sellside)

Reading The Chart

• Buyside levels often align with clusters of nearby highs; sellside levels with clusters of nearby lows

• Post-breach zones outline the area price just traded through, useful for monitoring reactions around that vicinity

• Liquidity Voids are sliced so users can visually gauge how much of the displacement gets filled over time

• “Liquidity” here refers to order availability at specific prices; plotted objects provide visual context for where orders have clustered historically

• Concepts follow ICT methodology and may differ from other approaches

• Rendering depends on input data and graphical limits of the platform

Users can enable/disable the timeframe they want to display at will, to suit their needs.

For example, they can track the H1 indicator on the M5 chart, or M15 on the M5 chart instead of only being able to track M5 on the M5 chart.

Used to hide/show the indicator on the chart. Note that this function only works when the Timeframe Selector is disabled (because the Timeframe Selector itself can hide/show the corresponding timeframe)

To apply separate parameters to each timeframe, enable this feature in the input tab.

Note that the list of parameters is separated by a semicolon ";".

For example Timeframe list: "M1;M5;M15;M30;H1;H4;D1;W1"

Detection Length List: "7;8;9;10;11;12;13;14"

then the indicator will get the Detection Length value as follows:

M1: 7

M5: 8

M15: 9

M30: 10

H1: 11

H4: 12

D1: 13

W1: 14

Conclusion

Buyside & Sellside Liquidity centers on levels, post-breach zones, and Liquidity Voids, with configurable visibility, data scope, colors, and alerts. It provides an orderly, event-focused view of liquidity structure so users can tailor what they monitor on their charts.