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Shows where the largest clusters of market participants' stop-losses are located, which act as a magnet for big players👇

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Heatmap designation on the chart

The heatmap shows exactly where and in what volume liquidity is hidden liquidity in the form of stop orders:

  • Purple stripes below the price - stop orders of those who are in long positions

  • Purple stripes above the price - stop orders of those who are in short positions

  • Bright purple stripes - the maximum concentration of stops, which acts as a strong magnet for the price

In the example we see places where small market participants have hidden their stop-losses small market participants - behind local lows. Purple zones below the current price show clusters of stop-losses of those who opened long positions.

This is exactly where the price will aim on the next decline to trigger those stop-losses.

After reaching these zones a reversal upward is likely, which can be used to open a long position.

Applying the heatmap in trading

Price always moves toward zones with high liquidity, here it is easier for big players to accumulate or realize positions - they move the price into these zones to "take" stops from weak traders.

  • Identify the nearest clusters of liquidity, to play proactively and trade in its direction

  • When the price takes all the liquidity, it reverses - use these zones to accumulate positions and take profits

  • When of liquidity a lot accumulates, a cascade effect is possible - the price will accelerate, taking stops until it collects everything - after that it will reverse

  • Do not place your stops in the liquidity cluster zone - otherwise you will become the liquidity

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In the example we see how the price covered the accumulated liquidity and formed an entire "pool" of new of liquidity (longs' stops), which will act as a strong magnet for the price.

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