EQH/EQL Liquidity Zones
By LuxAlgoApr 13, 2026
EQH/EQL Liquidity Zones detects equal highs and equal lows automatically and extends each one as a zone until price sweeps it. Repeated highs or lows near the same price tend to stack stops just beyond the level (a liquidity pool the market may later reach for), and this build maps those areas objectively: confirmed pivots are compared under a percentage threshold, qualifying pairs become zones, and neighboring zones merge into clusters like 2x EQH with their pivot volume summed.
How to Trade the EQH/EQL Liquidity Zones?
- EQH zones overhead: upside liquidity targets, likely magnets when price pushes through resistance.
- EQL zones below: the downside equivalents, marking where sell-stops are likely resting.
- Sweep followed by rejection: liquidity taken and price snapping back is the classic stop-run read that can precede a turn.
- Dense clusters: merged zones with heavy summed pivot volume rank as the more significant pools, worth prioritizing over isolated singles.
A sweep is only registered once price trades through the zone's far edge: above an EQH's highest point or below an EQL's lowest. Swept zones can be removed instantly or kept in a faded style, which turns the tool into a review aid for studying how price behaved after liquidity was taken.
EQH/EQL Liquidity Zones Settings
- Pivot Left/Right Length: bars required on each side to confirm a structural pivot.
- Equality Threshold (%): the maximum percentage difference between pivots that still counts as equal. Looser values catch more realistic formations, tighter values demand near-perfect alignment.
- Max Active Zones: how many unswept zones are tracked simultaneously; raise it on busy lower timeframes.
- Show Midline / Show Volume / Delete on Sweep: the dashed midpoint line, pivot-volume display, and sweep cleanup behavior; zone colors and transparency complete the style block.
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