Liquidity | Key Levels | Session Levels
💧 Liquidity Levels
📖 Understanding Liquidity Levels
Liquidity Levels are zones with concentrated trading volume that often serve as critical support or resistance barriers. These represent areas where stop-losses tend to cluster, making them targets for smart money movements.
⚙️ Liquidity Level Settings
Display Style: Choose between boxes or lines representation
Pivot Length: Set the lookback period for identifying significant pivots
Show Text: Toggle BSL (Buy Side Liquidity) and SSL (Sell Side Liquidity) labels
Mitigated Options: Choose to remove or show liquidity levels after they've been hit
Method: Select whether levels are considered hit by close or wick
Max Levels: Control the number of levels displayed simultaneously
💧 Types of Liquidity Levels
Buy Side Liquidity (BSL): Areas where long stop-losses cluster, often above significant swing highs
Sell Side Liquidity (SSL): Areas where short stop-losses cluster, often below significant swing lows
🛠️ Practical Application
Liquidity levels provide insight into potential market movements:
Stop hunts: Watch for price briefly penetrating liquidity levels before reversing
Reversal confirmations: When price fails to capture a liquidity level, it may signal trend exhaustion
Target setting: Opposing liquidity levels can serve as profit targets
Risk management: Place stops beyond significant liquidity levels
🧭Key Levels
📖 What Are Key Levels?
Key Levels are critical price points derived from multiple timeframes, including Previous Day High/Low, Weekly Open, and Monthly Open, that influence trading decisions. These levels represent significant market memory points.
🗂️ Key Level Types
MarketSync Elite can display various key levels from different timeframes:
4H: Previous 4-hour high/low/open
Daily: Previous day high/low/open/mid
Monday: Monday's high/low/mid (important for weekly context)
Weekly: Previous week high/low/open/mid
Monthly: Previous month high/low/open/mid
Quarterly: Previous quarter high/low/open/mid
Yearly: Current year high/low/open/mid
⚙️ Key Level Settings
For each timeframe, you can:
Toggle visibility
Customize colors and line styles
Enable/disable shortened labels (e.g.,
"PDH"instead of"Prev Day High")Adjust text size
🛠️ Practical Application
Key levels serve multiple trading purposes:
Support/resistance identification: Major timeframe levels often cause price reactions
Target setting: Use opposing key levels as take-profit targets
Context building: Higher timeframe levels provide broader market context
Range identification: Consecutive daily/weekly levels can define trading ranges
⏰ Session Levels
📖 Understanding Session Levels
Session Levels are High, Low, and Open prices from major trading sessions (London, New York, Tokyo) that create important reference points. These levels mark significant boundaries where market behavior often changes.
🕒 Session Types
MarketSync Elite tracks three major sessions:
London Session (
0800–1600)New York Session (
1400–2100)Tokyo/Asian Session (
0000–0900)
⚙️ Session Level Settings
For each session, you can:
Toggle visibility
Choose to display Open/Close levels
Choose to display High/Low levels
Customize colors
Enable shortened labels
🛠️ Practical Application
Session levels provide valuable insights:
Session handoffs: Watch for reactions at London–New York session crossovers
Range breakouts: Monitor breaks of previous session high/lows for momentum trades
Asian range: Use Tokyo session high/low as references for European session breakouts
Session bias: Compare current price to session open for directional bias
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