LIQUIDITY MATRIX
Nasdaq 100 · NAS100 · H4 · updated Mon 19 Oct 13:25 UTC

Where the stops sit in Nasdaq 100 right now

Last price 29588.20 · candle of Mon 19 Oct 13:00 UTC

Highs above and lows below the last price that have not been traded through since they formed. Stops usually rest just beyond them. Found by code on real candles (MetaTrader).

M15 structureBearishlower high and lower low
H1 structureBearishlower high and lower low
H4 structureBearishlower high and lower low
D1 structureBullishhigher high and higher low
Latest liquidity sweep (H1)
Sell-side liquidity taken

H1 wick below the low 29406.90, closed back inside · Fri 16 Oct 16:00 UTC (18 H1 candles ago).

Session clock
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Previous day high30021.30Fri 16 Oct
Previous day low29070.40Fri 16 Oct
Week high29620.80Mon 19 Oct
Week low29122.20Mon 19 Oct

Levels to watch

NAS100 H4 chart: above 29620.80; above 30021.30; below 29070.40; below 28871 – 28901; below 28745.50
SideLevelFormedWhy it matters
Above29620.80Mon 19 OctThe week's high: buy stops above the top of the week.
Above30021.30Fri 16 OctA swing high from Fri 16 Oct, not traded through since.
Below29070.40Fri 16 OctFriday's low, not traded through yet: the nearest pool of sell stops.
Below28871 – 2890124 Aug · 2 Sep · 15 SepPrice reached this zone 3 times and no candle closed below 28871.30. Sell stops sit below it.
Below28745.50Wed 16 SepA swing low from Wed 16 Sep, not traded through since.

Two scenarios to watch — not a prediction

Sweep above

Price runs up to 29620.80, then 30021.30. Watch whether it closes back below (a sweep that fails to hold) or keeps closing above (a breakout that has to be respected).

Sweep below

Price runs down to 29070.40, then 28871 – 28901, then 28745.50. Watch whether it closes back above (stops taken, buyers return) or keeps closing below (the move continues).

Educational scenario

Educational scenario · سيناريو تعليمي

No scenario right now

A scenario appears only after a confirmed liquidity sweep on H1 with an untouched level on the other side worth at least 1.5R.

Scenario log — every one, with its outcome

No closed scenarios yet on this market. Outcomes are read from the candles; spread, slippage and commission are not included. Full log: scenarios.json · track record.

Sessions: Asia · London · New York

Each session's high and low is a pool of stops. Which ones were already taken, and did price reject them (closed back inside) or accept them (held beyond)? Now: New York.

SessionHighWhat happenedLowWhat happened
Fri Asia 00:00–07:00 UTC30021.30untouched — stops still there29754.20taken Fri 13:30 UTC by New York · accepted (held beyond)
Fri London 07:00–12:00 UTC29997.80untouched — stops still there29849.00taken Fri 12:45 UTC by New York · accepted (held beyond)
Fri New York 12:00–21:00 UTC29925.80untouched — stops still there29070.40untouched — stops still there
Today Asia 00:00–07:00 UTC29620.80untouched — stops still there29420.70untouched — stops still there
Today London 07:00–12:00 UTC29607.20untouched — stops still there29473.30untouched — stops still there
Today New York 12:00–21:00 UTC29601.70forming now29517.20forming now
  • Nearest resting buy-side liquidity: Today London high 29607.2.
  • Nearest resting sell-side liquidity: Today London low 29473.3.
  • Recent history (21 days): London took Asia's high 33% and low 48% of days; New York took London's high 57% and low 67%.
The session counts describe what happened in the recent history (with the number of days). They are not a signal or a prediction.

Live chart

Live chart by TradingView (their price feed: it can differ slightly from the broker candles our levels are built from).

Weekly outlook · 2026-W43

Last week high31064.0012 Oct – 16 Oct 2026
Last week low29070.4012 Oct – 16 Oct 2026
Last week close29183.40-5.59% on the week · lower third of the range
Last week range1993.60216% of the 8-week average

Nearest untouched daily level above: 31366.00 · below: 29070.40. Full weekly outlook →

These are levels where stops are likely to sit, not entries. Price can go through any of them. Always use a stop loss and keep risk small — a common rule is 1% of the account or less on a single trade.