LRLR & HRLR Zones + VWAP

How to Use This Indicator

This indicator combines LRLR/HRLR liquidity zones, VWAP trend, and the 52-bar high/low/average lines to help identify potential trading zones and trend directions.

1️⃣ LRLR / HRLR Zones

LRLR (green zones): Areas of strong upward liquidity

Above VWAP: Strong bullish zone (light green)

Below VWAP: Weak bullish zone (dark green)

HRLR (red zones): Areas of strong downward liquidity

Below VWAP: Strong bearish zone (light red)

Above VWAP: Weak bearish zone (dark red)

Usage tip:

Green zone + price above VWAP → High-priority long zone

Red zone + price below VWAP → High-priority short zone

Zones crossing the VWAP may indicate potential trend reversals

2️⃣ VWAP (9:00 JST)

Price above VWAP → Bullish trend

Price below VWAP → Bearish trend

Combine with LRLR/HRLR zones to determine the trend direction and strength

3️⃣ 52-Bar High / Low / Average Lines

High (blue) / Low (blue): Act as dynamic resistance/support

Alerts trigger when price touches these levels → Possible reversal zones

Average (aqua): Midpoint reference for pullbacks or retracements

Alerts trigger when price touches the average → Watch for potential reactions

4️⃣ Signal Arrows

Green triangle up (LRLR): Start of a bullish zone

Red triangle down (HRLR): Start of a bearish zone

Arrows are zone initiation markers, not standalone entry signals

5️⃣ Practical Approach

Determine trend direction:

Price above VWAP → Focus on long trades

Price below VWAP → Focus on short trades

Identify potential entries using zones:

Enter trades in LRLR/HRLR zones aligned with the trend

Use 52-bar lines for risk management:

Price near high/low → Exercise caution (possible reversal)

Price near average → Look for pullback confirmations

Important Precautions

Do not use the indicator alone for entries; always confirm with trend direction and zone alignment

Alerts indicate potential levels but are not guaranteed signals

Always use proper risk management, e.g., stop-losses near key support/resistance

The indicator works best in combination with higher timeframe trend context

Market conditions may cause false zones or spikes; avoid over-reliance on a single signal