Rubber Band Liquidity Signals

Rubber Band Liquidity Signals trades one specific sequence: a strong trend, a tight consolidation, a liquidity sweep through the range boundary, then continuation in the original direction. Each stage is detected automatically - ATR-scaled rules confirm the trend leg, a colored box marks the consolidation, and only a poke beyond the range that closes back inside qualifies as a sweep - so the final signal arrives pre-filtered against the false breakouts that trap early entries.

How to Trade the Rubber Band Liquidity Signals?

• Range boxes: a box appears when consolidation follows a strong move - bullish color after an uptrend, bearish after a downtrend - outlining the range under test.
• Sweep lines: when price pierces the range high or low but closes back inside, a line marks the grab that cleared out resting positions.
• B label and yellow V: after a confirmed sweep, a breakout in the direction of the prior trend prints a "B" and a yellow V shape - the compression is over and the rubber band has snapped back with the trend.

Rubber Band Liquidity Signals Settings

• Trend Lookback: bars used to measure the strength of the preceding trend leg.
• Trend Move ATR Multiplier: minimum move size, relative to ATR, for the trend to qualify.
• Consolidation Length: bars required for a consolidation range to form.
• Range Max ATR Multiplier: caps how wide a valid range may be.
• Max Range Duration: expires stale boxes so old ranges stop producing signals.
• Bullish Color / Bearish Color: styling for ranges and sweep markers.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this differ from the Liquidity Sweeps indicator?

Why must price close back inside the range?

Is Rubber Band Liquidity Signals free?