Liquidity Grab — Sweep & Reclaim

Enter LONG when price pierces through the swing low (sweeping resting long-side stops), then closes back above that level — a strong bounce signal

Built node by node

  1. OHLCV → Swing Low(10) — The downside liquidity level = the lowest low of the prior 10 bars (shift(1) built in, no extra Lag needed)
  2. Compare A: low < swing_low — The "sweep" — a wick pierces through the level, sweeping the stops resting below the swing low
  3. Compare B: close > swing_low — The "reclaim" — but price closes back above the level = selling pressure exhausted, buyers step back in
  4. AND — Both the sweep and the reclaim must happen on the same bar — that's the definition of a liquidity grab
  5. ATR → SL Calc → TP Calc (rr=2) → Signal — A precise entry justifies running RR 2:1; this example connects in-tp to show that TPCalc's rr mode needs in-sl connected from SLCalc

Nodes used in this recipe