FIELD NOTES / a short guide

Why look at a level?

A level marks an area to check, not an instruction to act.

A liquidity level condenses information about the volume structure. POC is the peak-volume area, HVN a high-volume area and LVN a low-volume area. Timeframes by plan: Free 4H · D · W · M; Explorer 1H · 4H · D · W · M; Advantage and Master all timeframes (incl. M), and on Master seconds charts too.

HOLD / REJECT odds (statistical analysis of liquidity levels)

On the nearest Ledge levels a percentage appears: «REJECT 63%» on a level above the price, «HOLD 60%» on a level below it. It is a statistical analysis of liquidity levels from Ledge's model. It can be wrong, and it is not a forecast and not advice. Master only · futures: TradingView, Tradovate, TopstepX, Ledge desktop and Ledge WEB (not on crypto).

What should you check?

Before acting, check where price sits against the level, which timeframe it comes from and how it fits the wider picture. A touch of a level alone doesn't tell you what happens next.

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