HIPA provides statistical context on how current price interacts with prior structural ranges.
When a candle breaks a higher-timeframe reference bar’s high or low, HIPA plots a draw line at the opposite extreme of that bar, highlighting where liquidity is most likely to rest.
Each line displays a live, time-conditioned probability (CH) of being revisited before session end, plus an optional End-of-Day (EOD) probability.
Clusters of high probability levels provide a good draw on price and targeting for trades.
When HIPA is set to display EOD probabilities this is showing a general overview of how often that level is retested/crossed by the end of the current trading day. It is a static probability and doesn’t change throughout the day.
E.g. if a level is made at 21:00 and has a 60% retest chance, it will still show 60% at 3am andall other times throughout the day.
When HIPA is set to display CH probabilities it is showing a dynamic probability. This use embedded data with time decay. When a level is made and has a retest level, if it is early in the day it has a lot of hours to be retested, whilst later in the day it has less time. This mean probabilities should update accordingly.
E.g. if a level is made at 21:00 and has 60% retest chance, as 3am it may only have a 40% chance and 10am it may drop to 30%.
