SMC & ICT · Works on every TradingView plan
A liquidity indicator for TradingView that scores every buy-side and sell-side pool, confirms each sweep on bar close and shows what price did next.
$39.99one-time · lifetime access — or included in IQ Universal from $29.99/mo
Ultimate Liquidity and Market Structure is a liquidity indicator for TradingView. It maps buy-side and sell-side liquidity pools, higher-timeframe levels and Asia, London and New York session highs and lows, scores each pool from 0 to 100, confirms sweeps on bar close and tracks every raid, break and retest. Built for ICT and Smart Money traders on any market.
Most liquidity tools draw a line at every swing and call any wick through it a sweep. The chart fills with equal-looking levels, doubled higher-timeframe lines and “sweeps” that were only noise — and which one mattered is left for you to guess.
Ultimate Liquidity and Market Structure verifies before it marks. Each pool is scored from what the chart documents: contacts, respects, tests, recency and, where the feed carries real volume, the volume behind it. A raid becomes a RAID only on a closed bar, and only by the rule you choose. The detection is calibrated and tested over hundreds of hours on historical charts of the most traded markets. Background: what the research says about stop hunts.
Everything a liquidity read needs, in one indicator slot: a liquidity pools indicator, a sweep tracker and a structure frame that share one legend.
Buy-side (BSL) and sell-side (SSL) pools from confirmed swings, each with a Liquidity Score (0–100), contacts and a fill reading.
Nearby swings merge into one pool instead of stacking lines; three or more contacts are captioned SHELF.
RAID, BREAK and RETEST markers on pools, tiers and session levels; resolved levels fade into history.
Close back inside, or close back inside plus displacement within three bars (factory). The marker prints on the confirming bar.
The last closed high and low of up to four higher timeframes; levels that meet become one line, such as 4H+1H.
Asia, London and New York highs and lows on their own city clocks, daylight saving included, plus the developing range of the running session.
After a RAID: the first fair value gap of the rejection impulse and a line to the nearest unswept external liquidity.
Swings, BOS, CHoCH and MSS, the dealing range with premium and discount, and IRL/ERL tags. For full structure mapping with order blocks, use our market structure indicator.
As an inducement indicator it stays quiet: one pocket armed opposite the draw, one alert when a closed bar sweeps it. An eight-row dashboard sums up the map.
Pools from confirmed swings.
Swing highs and lows become buy-side and sell-side pools once their confirmation window closes; nearby swings merge into one pool.
A score from evidence.
Contacts, respects and tests (each counted up to three), recency and — only where the feed carries real volume — relative volume. The score drops by up to 40% as the pool fills.
Confirmation on bar close.
A RAID needs a wick beyond the pool, a close back inside and the rung you set; a close beyond the level is a BREAK, the first return a RETEST. Confirmed history is not redrawn.
Refusal when the data can’t carry it.
Session levels publish only when bars cover the whole window (a thin one is tagged ~), forex tick volume never weights a score by default, and Heikin Ashi, Renko or tick charts get nothing — those highs and lows never traded.
One story after a sweep.
No fair value gap within five bars of a RAID, and the sequence ends silently. The inducement needs a dealing range and a draw, and a swept pocket is never armed again.
Every indicator in the family stands on the same foundation, so it reads the chart the moment you add it — and your time goes into the market, not the settings panel.
Here, Auto-Timeframe picks one of five profiles — Scalping, Intraday, Day Trading, Swing or Position — and tunes twelve detection values, from swing lengths and the equal-highs tolerance to the score floor and the minimum gap size; switch it off and every value is yours.
Auto-Timeframe, on by default
Your chart interval picks a calibration profile tuned over hundreds of hours of testing on historical charts of the most traded markets — gold, oil, major currency pairs, indices, stocks and crypto. Change the interval and the indicator re-tunes itself.
Manual Mode for experts
Every value the calibration sets is also a setting of yours. Full control, nothing locked behind the automation.
Dark and Light, automatically
The indicator reads your chart background and switches colours and transparency on its own. Line weights and text sizes are set by role.
One family, one visual language
The same concept wears the same colour in every indicator. Combined, they divide the chart instead of duplicating it.
A universal session clock
Asia, London and New York run on their own city clocks, daylight saving is handled for you, and the instrument class decides which windows apply.
Honest by construction
Events print on bar close, closed windows stay frozen, and the data behind a reading is graded or labelled. No profit promises and no hidden guesses: when the data cannot support a reading, the indicator says so.
Two minutes on gold and EURUSD charts: pools and their scores, a wick that does not qualify and one that does, the sequence after a sweep, and what changes on the hour chart. Historical replay, shown for education.
Historical charts, shown for education. None of this is a trade recommendation.
On the chart published session highs and lows, the developing New York range, scored pools and RAID markers.
How to use it note which session extreme was taken first and whether it ended as a RAID or a BREAK; the SESSION and DRAW rows show what is still untouched. Asian session range, explained.
On the chart a wick through a sell-side pool, a close back inside, then displacement; the RAID prints on the confirming bar.
How to use it switch RAID Confirmation to Close Back Inside to see which wicks the stricter rule filters out; LAST RAID shows how many bars ago each side was swept.
On the chart a RAID of a published session low, the first fair value gap after it (FVG ▲) and a dashed DRAW ▲.
How to use it watch whether price returns into the gap (“tapped”) and where the draw sits against the previous session high.
On the chart the amber IDM line opposite the draw and the IDM ✓ mark at its sweep.
How to use it read the draw first; the alert arrives once, on bar close — set it up in TradingView.
Combined, the family divides the chart instead of duplicating it.
Point at an indicator to see why it works with this one.
Our ICT indicator for TradingView maps PD arrays, killzones and ICT time models; this one adds scored pools, tiers and the inducement alert. Set Pair With to the option for both set indicators: what the set already draws is hidden here, while pools keep their Liquidity Score and the alert keeps working.
Complete Smart Money Concepts 2027
Order blocks and fair value gaps come from the smart money concepts indicator; ranked liquidity and tiers come from here. Both draw structure, so switch Market Structure Overlay off here — structure is still computed and keeps driving the range, the draw and the inducement.
The relative volume indicator for TradingView draws in its own pane: read the sweep here and the participation behind that bar there, for example a RAID on a bar marked ABSORPTION.
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12 months for the price of 10
Automatic renewal: renews every month at $29.99 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid month.
Automatic renewal: renews every 12 months at $299.90 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid period.
Monthly
$39.99/mo
Annual
$399.90/year
12 months for the price of 10
Automatic renewal: renews every month at $39.99 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid month.
Automatic renewal: renews every 12 months at $399.90 plus applicable taxes until you cancel. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the paid period.
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Confirmed events do not: raids, breaks, retests, structure breaks and the sequence are decided on bar close, and confirmed history is not redrawn. Swing points and new pools appear after their confirmation window closes and can still change on the live bar. How to check any indicator for repainting.
Any plan, free included. It takes one indicator slot; how much history loads depends on your plan.
Any symbol with a standard, time-based chart, from 1 minute to monthly. Session levels draw on charts up to 1 hour; everything else works on every interval.
One: Inducement Swept (both sides), created with “Any alert() function call”. It fires once, on bar close, with the symbol, side, level price and source.
No. There are no buy or sell signals or forecasts; the Liquidity Score ranks how well a pool is documented, nothing more.
Yes. Beside Complete ICT 2027, Pair With hides what the set already draws; with other tools, switch off duplicate layers in one of them.
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One-time: $39.99 for this indicator, for life. IQ Universal: every universal indicator, including future ones, from $29.99/mo at a price fixed while you stay subscribed.
Add it once, and every pool on your chart comes with a score and a history.
Educational and analytical tool, not investment advice. Trading involves risk of loss; past chart examples do not indicate future results. Risk disclosure