OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
Zaktualizowano Stop Hunt
Liquidity tends to accumulate around previous highs and lows (Swing Highs/Swing Lows) since traders often place their orders and stop losses in these areas. When the market moves beyond these levels, it taps into this liquidity, which can then fuel a reversal in the opposite direction.
Definitions:
Swing High – A three-candle pattern where the high of the second (middle) candle is higher than the highs of both the first and third candles.
Swing Low – A three-candle pattern where the low of the second (middle) candle is lower than the lows of both the first and third candles.
Stop Hunt – Occurs when price briefly moves beyond a swing point but closes back inside, failing to maintain a close past the swing high or low.
The source code is publicly available. You are free to use, modify, and distribute it as you wish.
Definitions:
Swing High – A three-candle pattern where the high of the second (middle) candle is higher than the highs of both the first and third candles.
Swing Low – A three-candle pattern where the low of the second (middle) candle is lower than the lows of both the first and third candles.
Stop Hunt – Occurs when price briefly moves beyond a swing point but closes back inside, failing to maintain a close past the swing high or low.
The source code is publicly available. You are free to use, modify, and distribute it as you wish.
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