Liquidity Sweep Hunter MT4 Multi TF Scanner
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Duc Hoan Nguyen
I develop practical trading tools for MetaTrader 4/5, with a focus on indicator integration, Multi-Timeframe analysis, market scanning, and automated trading solutions.
My work mainly includes:
• Indicator-to-EA Solutions - Version: 1.0
- Activations: 10
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Identify liquidity sweeps, monitor reversal reactions and find setups across multiple symbols and timeframes — from a single chart.
Explore the logic and usage of Liquidity Sweep Hunter Multi TF Scanner
Liquidity Sweep Hunter Multi TF Scanner
Price breaks above a high or below a low, then turns back. Liquidity Sweep Hunter Multi TF Scanner helps you monitor this reaction with liquidity bands, sweep filters and Buy/Sell arrows. The indicator marks a signal when price has swept enough valid bands and closed back beyond the confirmation level.
View SL/TP zones as a risk reference, while using the Scanner to find signals across markets. The information comes together in one workflow: find the sweep, check confirmation, review the risk zone.
Tools that make setups easier to read
- See the liquidity areas worth watching. Levels are derived from price extremes and displayed as a purple → mint → yellow heatmap according to relative strength. Identify the location and strength of bands directly on the chart.
- Receive signals after confirmation. Buy appears when price sweeps lower liquidity and closes above the confirmation level; Sell follows the opposite logic. By default, each side requires at least two distinct bands. Confirmation can occur on the sweep bar or within the next two bars.
- Set separate Buy and Sell criteria. Choose the minimum band count and maximum level age independently for each side. When the strength filter is enabled, the average strength of the bands must meet your threshold, set to 33% by default. Touching or overlapping bands are merged for counting, distinguishing the band count from the number of colored segments on the chart.
- Review SL/TP and each R milestone. Zones start at the opening price of the bar after the signal, with SL based on four-bar extremes. RR sets the final target; target lines are spaced at 1R intervals. For example, RR = 2.5 produces milestones at 1R, 2R and 2.5R. View the risk distance and targets on the same chart.
- Monitor multiple symbols and timeframes on one screen. The Scanner brings together Buy/Sell signals; Multi-TF lets you review related timeframes and use separate parameters for each. With navigation enabled, select a Scanner cell to open the chart for assessment.
- Choose the alerts you need. Eight alert types cover Buy/Sell reversals, level detection and levels removed by price. Platform notifications, push, email and sound are available, with options for the current symbol or Scanner symbols.
How to use it
- Find signals on the Scanner. Select the symbols and timeframes you want to monitor, then open a chart with a setup worth reviewing.
- Read the sweep and confirmation bar. Review the relevant bands, Buy/Sell arrow and higher-timeframe context. Reversal signals require Remove On = Wick; assess completed signals on closed bars.
- Adjust your filters. Use band count, Age Buy / Age Sell and Strength to define the setups you want to monitor. Age runs from the level's registration or refresh; a new color cell does not reset it.
- Review SL/TP zones. Enable Show TP/SL, set RR and the tracking period to view the Entry–SL distance and target milestones, then compare them with your risk-management plan.
When reading signals: historical drawings may remain after a level is no longer valid. Colors show relative strength derived from price and volume, not order-book data or a win rate. Arrows on the current bar may change; alerts use closed bars. SL/TP zones are visual references and do not place orders.
