Liquidity Sentiment Profile

Liquidity Sentiment Profile merges volume profiling with sentiment analysis over anchored periods. Each profile is two-sided: the right half distributes trading activity across price to show where liquidity concentrated, while the left half shows bullish-versus-bearish sentiment at those same prices. One drawing answers two questions: where the business was done, and who was in control while it happened.

How to Trade the Liquidity Sentiment Profile?

• Liquidity side (right): heavy prices, the high-traded nodes, flag support/resistance and supply/demand zones, while thin stretches expose liquidity gaps.
• Sentiment side (left): bullish and bearish nodes reveal which side powered the activity at each level.
• Value areas: highlighted significant price levels that can recur within a single profile range, marking candidate buying or selling zones.
• Level of Significance line: tracks the developing point of control (the price with the highest traded activity) as it migrates through the period.

Liquidity Sentiment Profile Settings

• Anchor Period (default AUTO): the resolution each profile is anchored to.
• Liquidity Profile / Sentiment Profile: independent visibility toggles for the two sides.
• High Traded Nodes / Average Traded Nodes / Low Traded Nodes: thresholds and colors for each node class.
• Bullish Nodes / Bearish Nodes: colors for the sentiment side.
• Number of Rows: rows per profile histogram. Very high values can limit how much history stays visible.
• Profile Width %: the relative width of histogram rows.
• Level of Significance, Profile Price Levels, Profile Range Background Fill: individual visibility toggles.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference from the Auto-Anchored version?

Why do older profiles sometimes disappear?

How can I use the Liquidity Sentiment Profile for free?