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Supply and Demand Level Indicator

The Supply and Demand Level Indicator is a dynamic market analysis tool designed to visualize potential turning points in price by identifying zones of hesitation and imbalance in the market. It aims to help traders better understand where buying or selling pressure may emerge, allowing for more informed trading decisions.

This indicator automatically detects and draws supply (resistance) and demand (support) levels based on price behavior. Specifically:
Supply Levels (Red Lines): These are drawn when the market shows hesitation or stalls during upward movement, indicating potential selling pressure. Once price moves above a supply level, that level is invalidated and the red line is removed.
Demand Levels (Blue Lines): These are formed when price hesitates or consolidates on the way down, suggesting possible buying interest. When the price drops below a demand level, it is considered broken, and the blue line is removed.

The concept is rooted in the idea that markets rarely move in straight lines. Price often pauses, pulls back, or consolidates, reflecting shifts in trader sentiment or institutional activity. This indicator captures those moments of hesitation and marks them as potential zones where future reactions might occur.
Dynamic Behavior and Market Character
The strength of this indicator lies in its adaptability. Markets change — sometimes they trend smoothly, and at other times they behave erratically. The levels generated by the indicator reflect this: in fast, smooth markets, fewer levels may be plotted, while in choppier conditions, more lines can appear, showing clusters of indecision.
These lines are not meant to be predictive with pinpoint accuracy, but rather as visual guides for where the market has previously shown hesitation. They can help you frame risk, manage trade entries, and avoid chasing price blindly.

A Note on Trader Psychology
While the indicator provides objective levels, your interpretation matters. Every trader operates on different timeframes, tolerates risk differently, and has unique decision-making styles. A level that holds significance for one trader might be noise to another. Always factor in your own strategy, discipline, and timing when using these tools.