Energy Gravity

Energy Gravity

Energy Gravity is a structural market analysis tool that visualizes the hidden energetic geometry of price.

The indicator treats the market as a dynamic field of distributed mass, where past price interaction forms:

• attraction zones

• equilibrium areas

• structural tension

• probable return directions

Core concept:

Price does not move randomly — it interacts with accumulated liquidity and time.

Energy Gravity shows where equilibrium is located, where liquidity is concentrated, and how far the current price has deviated from the structural environment.

1. EQ — Gravity Center

The blue EQ (Equilibrium) line represents the center of price distribution.

It reflects:

• the current market balance point

• the environment price tends to return to

• dynamic shifts when a new structure forms

Interpretation:

• price near EQ → balanced market

• price far from EQ → increasing structural tension

• EQ moving with price → a new structure is forming

2. Z-Zones — Structural Nodes

The indicator automatically detects areas where price spent the most time.

Labels:

• Z1 — strongest liquidity zone (primary magnet)

• Z2, Z3… — secondary zones

• ZxH — upper boundary of the zone

• ZxL — lower boundary

These zones represent:

• natural support and resistance

• return areas

• liquidity accumulation regions

Interpretation:

• movement inside the zone → range behavior

• break outside boundaries → potential impulse

• return to zone → structural retest

3. ACTIVE — Active Zone

When price is inside a zone, the label ACTIVE appears.

This means:

• local balance

• structural trading environment

• higher probability of range movement

4. Heatmap — Density Field

The heatmap displays the distribution of market “mass”:

• red / yellow — strong attraction zones

• green / blue — weak structure

• price moves faster through low-density areas

Practical insight:

If there is little density ahead, the move may continue without significant pullbacks.

5. Gravity Force and Bias

The panel shows:

Gravity

• direction of structural pull

• strength of deviation from equilibrium

Bias

• direction of structural attraction (UP / DOWN)

• current structural target

6. Target Hierarchy

Energy Gravity automatically determines the nearest structural objective.

Logic:

1. If price is inside a zone → target = zone center

2. If outside zones → target = nearest zone

3. If no zones nearby → target = EQ

Displayed as:

This indicates where the market is structurally “pulled”.

Energy Gravity identifies the current market phase:

BALANCE

Price near EQ.
Range conditions likely.

ORBIT

Price inside a liquidity zone.
Range trading environment.

STRETCH

Price deviated from structure.
Higher probability of mean reversion.

ESCAPE

Price left the structure.
Impulse movement, new environment forming.

Step 1 — Context

Start with State:

• BALANCE / ORBIT → range environment

• STRETCH → deviation

• ESCAPE → impulse phase

Step 2 — Structure

• EQ — global equilibrium

• Z1 — primary liquidity magnet

• ACTIVE — local balance area

Step 3 — Tension

Gravity Force:

• low → balance

• medium → stretch

• high → impulse

Step 4 — Targets

Bias + Target show:

• direction of structural pull

• nearest structural objective

• Finding mean-reversion areas

• Trading inside structural ranges

• Filtering false breakouts

• Evaluating move strength

• Identifying market context

• Directional filter for strategies

• Structural input for Expert Advisors

Energy Gravity is not a signal generator.
It is a tool for understanding market structure and tension.

Most stable performance:

• H1 — primary mode

• M30 — active intraday trading

• H4 — medium-term context

On M1–M5 the indicator is more sensitive to noise.

History Bars

Amount of data used for structure calculation

Recommended:

• H1: 700–1000

• M30: 1000–1500

• H4: 400–600

Lower value → faster adaptation
Higher value → more stable structure

Decay Factor

Speed of memory decay

• higher → faster reaction

• lower → longer-term structure

Recommended:

• H1: 0.002–0.004

• M30: 0.003–0.006

• H4: 0.001–0.002

Level Step

Structure resolution

• smaller → more detail, more noise

• larger → major zones only

Recommended:

• H1: 40–60 points

• H4: 80–150 points

Min Mass Threshold

Filter for significant zones

Recommended range:
0.015–0.03

Heatmap Range

Visualization range around current price

Recommended:
H1: 800–1500 points

Reducing the value improves performance.

Mean Reversion

• State = STRETCH

• price outside dense zones

• target = structural Target

Trend Filter

• State = ESCAPE

• trade in direction of movement

• avoid counter-trend trades

Range Trading

• State = BALANCE or ORBIT

• trade inside structural boundaries

Energy Gravity does not predict the market.
It reveals its structure.

The indicator helps answer:

• Where is equilibrium?

• Where is liquidity located?

• Is structure nearby?

• How far is the market stretched?

• Is continuation or return more likely?