SMReaction Zones
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Noel Anjao Alube
Dedicated to developing smart, data-driven trading solutions with a strong focus on performance, risk management, and innovation. Committed to transforming trading ideas into automated strategies. - バージョン: 4.0
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SMReaction Zones is a professional support and resistance zone detector for MetaTrader 5.
The indicator automatically identifies high-probability supply and demand zones by scanning
for swing highs and swing lows across the current timeframe and up to three higher timeframes
simultaneously. Each zone is scored by the number of price touches, timeframe origin, and
whether a liquidity sweep has occurred at that level.
Zone width is dynamic, calculated using the Average True Range so that zones adapt to current
market volatility rather than using a fixed pip value. Nearby zones are merged automatically
to avoid clutter and present only the most relevant levels on the chart.
Higher timeframe confluence zones from H1, H4, and Daily are overlaid directly on the current
chart, giving instant visibility of key institutional levels without switching timeframes.
Liquidity sweep detection identifies zones where price has spiked beyond a level and reversed,
marking those zones with elevated strength scores and a distinct color.
Each zone displays its type, midpoint price, reaction probability, and touch count directly
inside the zone boundary. The on-chart dashboard shows the nearest support and resistance
levels, total active zone count, HTF zone count, sweep count, and average reaction probability
across all visible zones.
Inputs allow full control over detection sensitivity, ATR period and multiplier, merge
tolerance, distance filter from current price, maximum zones per side, zone transparency,
label font size, dashboard position, and individual colors for each zone type. An optional
alert fires when price enters any active zone.
Compatible with all symbols and all timeframes. Designed for price action, Smart Money, and
institutional trading methodologies.
