Publication:16.09.2026Equal Highs & Lows
- Category: Algotrading
- Asset class: Futures, Stocks, Cryptocurrencies
Description
Market structure indicator that automatically detects and visualizes equal highs and equal lows on the chart. These levels may represent liquidity concentration zones and serve as reference points for liquidity sweeps, breakouts, reversals, and potential price targets.
Key Features
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Equal Highs Detection. Automatically identifies multiple highs formed at approximately the same price level.
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Equal Lows Detection. Finds multiple lows formed at approximately the same price level.
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Liquidity Visualization. Visually highlights zones where multiple swing points cluster around a single price.
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Customizable Tolerance. Allows you to set how close highs or lows must be to one another to be considered equal.
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Automatic Detection. Continuously scans the chart for new equal highs and lows.
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Real-Time Updates. Newly forming levels are identified in real time as market structure develops.
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Clean Visualization. Provides an easily readable presentation of important equal levels without cluttering your chart.
Settings
Colors, visual styling.
Equal highs and lows often attract market attention, as multiple swing points near the same price can indicate potential liquidity resting above or below the market. The indicator automatically locates these zones, allowing you to track them as potential liquidity targets, sweep zones, reaction levels, or structural reference points.
Instead of manually searching for repeating highs and lows, Equal Highs & Lows continuously scans the market and highlights these levels directly on your chart.
Independent developer specializing in ATAS indicators. The author (Adam Pixa) has been actively trading for over 6 years and has spent a long time creating custom indicators for ATAS — with more than 60 proprietary indicators to his name, originally built for personal use and for friends. He previously worked as a software developer, which gave him experience writing clean, maintainable code.
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