POC Sweep Reclaim

POC Sweep Reclaim builds each candle's Point of Control from lower-timeframe volume, then watches how the next bar treats it. The model demands two events in sequence: a sweep, where price wicks through the prior candle's POC but the body fails to close beyond it, and a reclaim, where the very next candle closes decisively past that same level. Rejection followed by acceptance: the signature of traders trapped on the wrong side of a high-volume price.

How to Trade the POC Sweep Reclaim?

• Buyside Sweep: a wick above the previous POC with a close back below, a failed push higher, the kind of liquidity grab that strands late buyers.
• Sellside Sweep: the mirror image below the POC; sellers probed lower and could not hold the level.
• BSR (Buyside Reclaim): after a buyside sweep, the next candle closes above the swept POC, a bullish signal that trapped participants may fuel continuation higher.
• SSR (Sellside Reclaim): after a sellside sweep, the next candle closes below the swept POC, the bearish counterpart.

A sweep alone identifies the trap, not the direction; the reclaim is the confirmation. Setups suit breakout continuation, intraday reversals, and liquidity-based scalping, with invalidation naturally placed at the swept POC.

POC Sweep Reclaim Settings

• Lower Timeframe for POC: granularity of the volume aggregation. Finer timeframes sharpen the POC estimate.
• Show POC: plots the calculated POC dots for each candle.
• Show Sweep Dots: marks wick rejections that never achieved a body close beyond the level.
• Show BSR (Buyside Reclaim) / Show SSR (Sellside Reclaim): toggle the confirmed bullish and bearish reclaim signals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the POC Sweep Reclaim repaint?

How does it differ from Buyside & Sellside Liquidity?

Is the POC Sweep Reclaim free to use?