How to use the Liquidity Map
See where liquidity is resting, which pools have been swept, the draw-on-liquidity (where price wants to go), the session context and the current active BUY/SELL signal.
What it does
Markets move from liquidity to liquidity. The Liquidity Map plots the pools of resting orders above highs and below lows across timeframes, marks which have already been swept, and identifies the draw-on-liquidity (DOL) — the objective price is being pulled toward.
It also frames the trading session and prints an active BUY/SELL signal based on the current structure and sweep behaviour.
Key concepts
- •Liquidity pool — clustered stops above a high (buy-side) or below a low (sell-side).
- •Sweep — a run through a pool that grabs those stops, often before reversing.
- •Draw on liquidity (DOL) — the next major pool price is likely to target.
- •Session — Asia/London/NY context; the biggest, cleanest moves cluster around London and the NY overlap.
How to run it
- 1Open the Dashboard and select your symbol.
- 2Choose Liquidity Map and click Run.
- 3Read the pools and DOL first, then the active signal.
How to trade with it
The highest-probability idea is to trade toward the draw-on-liquidity after an opposing pool gets swept. For example: sell-side sweep + bullish structure shift, targeting the buy-side DOL above.
Use the sweep as your trigger and the swept extreme as your invalidation.
💡 Pro tips
- •A sweep against the HTF bias is often the trap that starts the real move in the bias direction.
- •Let the session context set your expectation for volatility — avoid forcing breakouts in thin Asia liquidity.
Morpheus Analysis is a research and educational tool. Nothing here is financial advice — always manage your own risk and validate setups on your own chart before acting.