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Re: Already Converted TradingView Indicators to MT4 Indicators

Borshov, Fri Oct 10, 2025 7:21 pm

mrtools wrote: Wed Oct 08, 2025 8:48 am Hello, did this version, but not 100% sure about it matching yet.
Liquidity V2 indicator for MT4

Thank you. It cannot match, as your version does not repaint, while that one 100% repaints. It's visible in the screenshot.
I want to share an indicator too. I'm not a programmer, AI made it for me. I think it will be useful for many in trading. Link.

What is the Liquidity V2 indicator for MT4?

This MT4 version of the Liquidity code represents a sophisticated "Liquidity Price Depth" (LPD) indicator. A visual analytical instrument that assesses the concentration of bullish and bearish trading volume across various price levels within a defined range of bars, it displays unique "Liquidity Wings".

It serves as a visual market depth overlay that is rendered directly on the primary chart (rather than in a separate indicator window).

The objective is to pinpoint the price levels at which liquidity accumulates, indicating where traders are predominantly active — thereby revealing potential support and resistance levels, areas of high interest, or imbalances in volume between buyers and sellers.

Calculation in MT4

For each candle in the chosen window:
  1. Read open, close, high, low, and tick volume.
  2. Determine bullish or bearish (close > open vs close < open).
  3. Round the close price to tick precision.
  4. Aggregate tick volumes per unique price level for bulls and bears.
  5. After scanning all bars:
    • Find max volume and price for each side.
    • Compute total bullish and bearish volume to get percentages.
    • Sort price arrays descending.
    • Render visualization (Polyline or Histogram):
    • Draw curves or bars at each price level.
    • Mark key levels and display summary percentages.
What to look out for
  • High-volume price levels (lines) represent potential liquidity pools.
  • Volume imbalance (percent boxes) represents overall sentiment (buyers vs sellers).
  • The shape of the curve for example: a wider “bullish” area indicates stronger buying support.
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