Arixis Market Structure and Liquidity
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- 버전: 1.0
English — Product description
Analyze market structure, liquidity levels and price reactions with greater clarity.
Arixis Market Structure & Liquidity is a MetaTrader 5 indicator designed to visualize confirmed market structure events and price-based liquidity concepts.
Key features
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Buy-side and sell-side liquidity zones.
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Equal highs and equal lows.
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Liquidity sweep detection.
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Break of Structure (BOS).
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Change of Character (CHoCH).
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Fair Value Gaps (FVG).
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Higher-timeframe context.
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Configurable alerts and chart appearance.
The indicator uses confirmed price data. Swing points require subsequent bars for confirmation, so some labels may appear on historical pivot candles after the required confirmation period.
Liquidity levels are inferred from price structure, not measured from a live order book.
English — Interpretation guide
BSL — Buy-Side Liquidity
Areas around relevant swing highs or equal highs. Traders often watch these levels for potential stop orders and price reactions, although the indicator cannot verify actual resting orders.
SSL — Sell-Side Liquidity
Areas around relevant swing lows or equal lows.
Liquidity Sweep
Price temporarily moves beyond a liquidity level and closes back inside it, subject to the configured rules.
A sweep may be followed by a reversal or continuation. Additional confirmation is necessary.
BOS — Break of Structure
A confirmed break of a relevant structural level. It can indicate continuation of the prevailing directional structure.
CHoCH — Change of Character
A structural change that may suggest a transition in market behavior. It is not proof that a trend has reversed.
FVG — Fair Value Gap
A three-candle price imbalance. These areas can be monitored for subsequent price reactions or mitigation.
HTF — Higher Timeframe
Provides structural context from a higher timeframe, helping traders compare local price behavior with the broader market structure.
Example workflow
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Identify the prevailing market structure.
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Locate BSL or SSL levels.
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Observe whether price sweeps or breaks a level.
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Look for BOS, CHoCH or FVG context.
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Evaluate confirmation and risk independently before trading.
