Smart Money Concepts Screener

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All Signals: Complete SMC universe for the selected timeframe and concept mode.
This SMC screener prioritizes tradeable structure behavior with a score model that blends market structure, liquidity behavior, order blocks, and breaker transitions. Use signal age and score tier to rank execution quality.
SMC Setup Playbook
CHOCH

When to use: Use when trend exhaustion is visible and you need early reversal candidates.

Trigger: CHoCH event with fresh timestamp plus liquidity rejection in opposite direction.

Confirmation: Price holding beyond break level and no immediate reclaim failure.

Risk: Initial CHoCH can fail in strong trend sessions without volume support.

BOS

When to use: Use for continuation entries after pullback in strong directional names.

Trigger: BOS in trend direction followed by shallow retracement and hold.

Confirmation: Signal remains fresh with rising score and no opposite liquidity sweep.

Risk: Late continuation after extended move can mean poor reward-to-risk.

ORDER_BLOCK

When to use: Use for precise reaction zones and risk-defined entries near institutional footprints.

Trigger: Price enters OB zone and prints acceptance/rejection based on context.

Confirmation: Confluence with CHoCH/BOS and higher score tier (A/B preferred).

Risk: OB zones can break cleanly during event-driven momentum spikes.

LIQUIDITY

When to use: Use around EQH/EQL pools for stop-hunt and reversal/continuation traps.

Trigger: BUY_SIDE_SWEEP or SELL_SIDE_SWEEP formed from EQH/EQL reference levels.

Confirmation: Subsequent candle confirms rejection or acceptance through the level.

Risk: Single-candle sweep without follow-through can stay noisy.

BREAKER

When to use: Use after active order block invalidates and price reprices quickly.

Trigger: BULLISH_BREAKER or BEARISH_BREAKER after OB mitigation/invalidation.

Confirmation: Breaker remains active and score stays elevated in direction.

Risk: Fast mean reversion after breaker can trap late entries.

FAQs: SMC Screener

What is the difference between CHoCH and BOS in this screener?

CHoCH indicates a potential trend transition, while BOS indicates continuation in the current internal/swing structure flow.

How should I use concept mode for faster scans?

Use concept mode to query only one SMC block such as Liquidity or CHoCH. This reduces computation and improves response time.

What does signal age mean?

Signal age is measured in bars since the latest structure event. Lower age means fresher setups for execution.

How to prioritize setups when many symbols appear?

Start with High Conviction and Fresh Bullish/Bearish screens, then validate with OB proximity and liquidity behavior.

Smart money concepts screener

The Smart Money Concepts Screener identifies chart structures such as order blocks, fair value gaps, breakers and liquidity sweeps. It helps organise candidate price zones under a consistent set of pattern rules.

Inspect the candles, timeframe and formation or invalidation status on the chart. These labels describe price patterns; public candle data cannot establish that an institution placed an order at the zone. Treat overlapping structures as context to review, not proof of informed activity or a guaranteed reaction.

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