Liquidity Sweep Scorer

01 Pierced an obvious level The wick stabbed through equal highs/lows, a prior high/low, a trendline, or a round number — a spot everyone watches 02 Closed back inside the level The bar wicked beyond but its body closed back on the original side — rejection, not acceptance. This is the single most important box 03 Resting liquidity was real Equal highs/lows or a level tested 2+ times sat just beyond — a genuine pool of stops to grab, not empty air 04 Reversal was fast (1–3 bars) Price snapped back quickly. A slow grind through the level is acceptance; a sharp V-reversal is a sweep 05 Volume spiked on the sweep bar A volume burst as the level broke = stops triggering. The burst fading right after = no real follow-through 06 Higher-timeframe bias agrees The reversal direction matches the HTF trend or draw on liquidity — you're fading into the bigger move, not against it