Equilibrium identifier + distinguish between retail and block buys easily
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murit89.
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08/26/2020 at 12:07 PM #1423261234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647484950515253545556575859st1=(high-close)st2=(low-close)if st1 / -st2 > (1) thenDRAWLINE (barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (255,0,0, 25)endifif -st2 / st1 > (1) thenDRAWLINE (barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (0,255,0, 25)endifif st1 / -st2 > (5) thenDRAWLINE (barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (255,0,0, 50)endifif -st2 / st1 > (5) thenDRAWLINE (barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (0,255,0, 50)endifif st1 / -st2 > (10) thenDRAWLINE (barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (255,0,0, 100)endifif -st2 / st1 > (10) thenDRAWLINE (barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (0,255,0, 100)endifif st1 / -st2 > (20) thenDRAWLINE (barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (255,0,0, 200)endifif -st2 / st1 > (20) thenDRAWLINE (barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (0,255,0, 200)endifif st1 / -st2 > (1) thenDRAWELLIPSE(barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (255,0,0, 25)endifif -st2 / st1 > (1) thenDRAWELLIPSE(barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (0,255,0, 25)endifif st1 / -st2 > (5) thenDRAWELLIPSE(barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (255,0,0, 50)endifif -st2 / st1 > (5) thenDRAWELLIPSE(barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (0,255,0, 50)endifif st1 / -st2 > (10) thendrawrectangle(barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (255,0,0, 100)endifif -st2 / st1 > (10) thendrawrectangle(barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (0,255,0, 100)endifif st1 / -st2 > (20) thendrawrectangle(barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (255,0,0, 200)endifif -st2 / st1 > (20) thendrawrectangle(barindex, close, barindex[2], close[2]) coloured (0,255,0, 200)endifreturn08/26/2020 at 12:12 PM #14259008/26/2020 at 1:31 PM #142604
Behind every price movement there is a aggressive buyer/seller which causes a delta imbalance between either ask or bid. Every time time this happens, the code draws a support or resistance line, with more transparent lines, only showing a delta imbalance of > 1 and lines with higher alpha showing delta imbalances of >10. If you load up the code you will find every single support/resistance line is drawn on any time frame or instrument, with price always bouncing of one of the lines. I found only delta imbalances of > 10 are statistically significant so if you set price to points so candles are hidden, it will draw a rectangle for big buys/sells and ellipses for low delta periods when price is usually controlled by retail.
Btw this is the new code which is much more clearer to use, i recommend loading up the code and having a look at different instruments/time frames too see how different patterns are formed, it is truly an amazing phenomenon. You will
12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334st1=(high-close)st2=(low-close)if st1 / -st2 > (1) thenDRAWLINE (barindex, close, barindex[1], close[1]) coloured (255,0,0, 25)endifif -st2 / st1 > (1) thenDRAWLINE (barindex, close, barindex[1], close[1]) coloured (0,255,0, 25)endifif st1 / -st2 > (10) thenDRAWLINE (barindex, close, barindex[1], close[1]) coloured (255,0,0,50)endifif -st2 / st1 > (10) thenDRAWLINE (barindex, close, barindex[1], close[1]) coloured (0,255,0, 50)endifif st1 / -st2 > (1) thenDRAWELLIPSE(barindex, close, barindex[1], close[1]) coloured (255,0,0, 100)endifif -st2 / st1 > (1) thenDRAWELLIPSE(barindex, close, barindex[1], close[1]) coloured (0,255,0, 100)endifif st1 / -st2 > (10) thendrawrectangle(barindex, close, barindex[1], close[1]) coloured (255,0,0, 200)endifif -st2 / st1 > (10) thendrawrectangle(barindex, close, barindex[1], close[1]) coloured (0,255,0, 200)endifreturnfind anything from megaphones, too channels, too straight support/resistance lines.
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