Liquidity HunterPro
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Shipra Gupta
私はShipra Gupta、数学、経済学、アルゴリズム取引システムに強いバックグラウンドを持つトレーダー兼クオンツ戦略開発者です。これまで、Forex、ゴールド、指数、コモディティ、暗号資産市場に幅広く携わり、一貫性、精度、規律ある執行を重視したデータ駆動型の取引戦略を構築してきました。 - バージョン: 1.0
Liquidity Hunter Pro - MetaTrader 5 Indicator
Trade the rejection after stops are taken.
Liquidity Hunter Pro turns price action into a clear, ready to act trade plan. Every signal arrives with an entry, a protective stop and defined targets drawn directly on the chart, so you always know where you are wrong and where you take profit.
Key features
- Tracks resting liquidity
- Rejection confirmed entries
- Nearest liquidity above and below
- Stop, three targets, alerts
- Signals are confirmed on closed candles and do not repaint
- Entry, stop and target lines with price labels and reward multiples
- Risk and reward shading for the most recent trades only, chart stays clean
- Optional break even: stop moves to entry once Target 1 is reached
- Adaptive dashboard that resizes with chart size and zoom level
- Performance rows: closed trades, Target 1 rate and net result in R
- Terminal popup, mobile push and email notifications for entries and exits
- Calculates and draws the last 1000 candles for fast, light operation
- Automatic dark and light chart theme detection
How it helps you
Instead of guessing, you wait for the arrow, read the plan from the labels and decide. The dashboard tells you the current state of the market model, the open position and how the signals behaved on the visible history.
Main inputs
Swing length, liquidity memory, stop buffer, target multiples, rejection filter, volatility filter, long average filter, liquidity level display.
Shared inputs: bars calculated, recent trades drawn, risk and reward shading, break even, label size, dashboard position and font size, popup, push, email and exit notifications.
Recommended use
Works on forex, metals, indices and crypto. Suggested chart timeframes M5 to H1 for intraday, H1 to H4 for swing trading. Always confirm signals with your own risk management. Past signal behaviour does not guarantee future results.
