How to use the Liquidity Map & Stop Hunt Detector
See where resting liquidity pools sit, which stop pools have been swept, the draw-on-liquidity (DOL), session timing, and the active BUY/SELL signal.
What it does
Markets move from liquidity to liquidity. The Liquidity Map plots the pools of resting orders above swing highs (Buy-Side Liquidity) and below swing lows (Sell-Side Liquidity) across timeframes, marks which have already been swept, and identifies the draw-on-liquidity (DOL) — the price target market makers are pursuing.
It also frames the trading session (Asia, London, NY) 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 resting stops, often before a sharp reversal.
- •Draw on liquidity (DOL) — the next major pool price is statistically being pulled toward.
- •Session context — London and the NY overlap carry the deepest liquidity and cleanest institutional moves.
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.
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Morpheus Analysis is a research, educational, and algorithmic trading intelligence tool. Nothing here is personal financial advice — always manage your own risk, follow strict position sizing, and validate setups on your own chart before acting.