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AT24 Liquidity Levels (MT5)

Everyone talks about "liquidity above yesterday's high", but nobody shows how often a level is really swept and what the day did next. AT24 Liquidity Levels draws the previous day, week and month high and low on your chart and measures what happened on your own symbol. What you get - Six level lines (previous day, week and month high and low) with a live state label: untouched, swept (price traded beyond) or accepted (a bar closed beyond), and the distance from price to each. - Statistics for the last 60 days on your own data: how often the previous-day high and low were swept, and after a sweep how often the day closed back inside versus accepted beyond. - Optional alert when a day level is swept (bar close, no repaint). Day boundaries in GMT with an automatic broker-clock offset. It is delivered as a non-trading utility Expert Advisor with the indicator built into the file (MT5 does not allow licence checks inside indicators): attach it to a chart (M5 to H4) and the levels and dashboard appear. What was verified: compiles with 0 errors and 0 warnings in the real MetaEditor and runs on a real MT5 XAUUSD M15 chart (see the screenshot). The maths match an independent Python calculation (89 day, week and month periods, 0 mismatches; the test also found and fixed a window-boundary bug). Real result on one broker feed (XAUUSD M15, last 60 GMT days, 53 days with a previous-day level): the previous-day high was swept about 41-42% of the time, the low about 57%, either about 77% and both about 21%. After a sweep the day closed back inside about 58-60% and accepted beyond about 40-42% - but that is only 52 sweeps, so the uncertainty is wide. It is descriptive and not an edge: our earlier scan of 25 entry rules, which included a previous-day sweep rule, found no cost-adjusted edge. Not verified: live-money use, alerts and live ticking of the states beyond a screenshot, the licence check with a real purchase. The server-to-GMT conversion uses the current offset, so days from the other side of a daylight-saving change can be one hour off. MetaTrader 5 only; MT4 and TradingView editions are listed separately where available. Descriptive history on your own broker data. Context tool, not a signal or a forecast; it never prints buy or sell arrows and never places orders. Not financial advice. Trading leveraged products is risky. LICENCE KEY: the download is protected by your AT24 licence key. One key works on ONE trading account at a time and only for this product; you can move it to another account yourself (2 changes per 30 days) from Dashboard > Purchases. After buying, paste the key from your purchase page into the EA input "InpLicenseKey" and allow https://www.algotraders24.ai under Tools > Options > Expert Advisors > Allow WebRequest. The Strategy Tester needs no key. TIME ZONE NOTE: this MT5 edition converts your broker clock to GMT with the broker's CURRENT offset. Brokers that follow the US daylight-saving calendar (for example GMT+2 in winter and GMT+3 in summer) change by one hour twice a year, so the GMT session hours, day or week boundaries and hourly profile can be one hour off for part of the year - on one of our test feeds that was about two thirds of the last 400 days and most of the last 60. Treat the GMT-based boundaries and statistics as approximate until a daylight-saving-aware update. The TradingView edition follows the exchange clock and does not have this issue.

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