HRLR & LRLR ICT Indicator for MetaTrader 5 Download - Free - [TFlab]

The HRLR (High Resistance Liquidity Run) and LRLR (Low Resistance Liquidity Run) indicators are designed to analyze price behavior in liquidity zones based on the ICT methodology.

The HRLR emerges after forming the lowest low and gathering liquidity; at this point, the price initiates a new upward movement. With the successive formation of higher lows and higher highs, this movement ultimately establishes an efficient upward trend.

Conversely, the LRLR represents the movement of short-term highs toward liquidity zones with lower resistance. In this scenario, the price advances in a structured manner by forming higher lows, eventually reaching new peaks.

Specifications of the High-Resistance and Low-Resistance Liquidity Movement Indicator

The table below provides details of the HRLR & LRLR ICT indicator:

Indicator in an Uptrend

The CHF/JPY currency pair chart demonstrates that after forming HRLR (High-Resistance Liquidity Movement), the price entered an uptrend, consistently creating new lows and highs.

Under these conditions, traders can focus on this key area and enter buy positions based on strong candlestick patterns, such as pin bars or powerful bullish candles.

Indicator in a Downtrend

After liquidity absorption, the price moved upward in a limited manner, but after creating two temporary support levels and failing to form higher highs and lows, it shifted into a downtrend following the break of the last support level.

Settings for the High-Resistance and Low-Resistance Liquidity Movement Indicator

The image below shows a complete description of the indicator settings, which includes [Display and Indicator Setting]:

• Color Theme Of Chart And Object: Indicator background theme.
• Bar Count: Calculation of reversal candlesticks for displaying the indicator.

Conclusion

The HRLR and LRLR indicators are used to determine profit targets in trades, as the price reaches these zones with less effort, increasing the likelihood of success in such trades. However, in HRLR zones, such as old lows or highs, achieving the target often requires more time and may depend on fundamental events like NFP or FOMC announcements.