Structure & Liquidity
Compare SSM IQ tools for ICT/SMC structure, liquidity mapping, sweeps, breaks, retests and breakout confirmation on TradingView.
Price runs where liquidity sits — but a sweep, a confirmed break and a retest are three different events with three different meanings. Reading them as one is where most structure analysis goes wrong.
SSM IQ ICT
the full ICT/SMC environment — structure, liquidity, order blocks, FVGs and premium/discount drawn as one map.
SSM IQ Market Structure Liquidity
liquidity event interpretation — SWEEP, BREAK and RETEST told apart across chart, HTF and session layers.
SSM IQ Liquidity Breakout Premium
the pipeline from raid to managed setup — confirmation, entry context, invalidation and mapped targets.
Structure & Liquidity
The complete ICT/SMC environment: BOS, CHoCH, MSS, CISD and IDM structure, buy- and sell-side liquidity with sweep, break and retest states, order and breaker blocks, five imbalance types from FVG to Breakaway Gap, premium/discount and OTE — read as one coordinated map. Ready out of the box, fully configurable when you need it.
$59.99 one-time
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Score-weighted liquidity zones that earn their place on the chart, precise structure mapping, a reaction map and an early reversal-pivot scout.
$29.99 one-time
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A rule-based setup engine that frames each breakout with entry, stop-loss and TP1–TP3 levels — every level documented, every state confirmed on close.
$79.99 one-time
View detailsThey answer different questions. ICT draws the whole environment: structure, liquidity, order blocks, imbalances and premium/discount as one coordinated map. Market Structure Liquidity is narrower and sharper — it interprets what a given liquidity event actually was, separating a sweep from a confirmed break from a retest. Take ICT if you want the map, MSL if you want the event read.
MSL classifies the event. Liquidity Breakout Premium carries it forward: once a raid happens, it runs one causal pipeline through structural confirmation, entry context, invalidation and mapped liquidity targets, and excludes setups it cannot resolve rather than counting them.
